Topic: Nephrology

Dr. Richard Amerling details his medical background, including his education in 1981 and his long tenure at Beth Israel Medical Center in Manhattan. He describes transitioning to a teaching role at St. George's University in Grenada before returning to New York to volunteer at Bellevue Hospital during the April 2020 COVID-19 surge. Amerling explains his departure from the university after being placed on administrative leave for opposing a mandatory vaccine policy.

Dr. Christiane Northrup discusses the history of vaccinations, citing the work of nephrologist Suzanne Humphreys and her book Dissolving Illusions. The narrative details how Humphreys observed declining renal function in dialysis patients following routine adult vaccinations for pneumonia and shingles. Northrup argues that the current medical agenda has been developing for decades, specifically pointing to the introduction of Hepatitis B shots for infants in 1991.