He also authorized AIDs vac experiments on mentally - disabled kids and foster kids. Posted: Oct 27th, 2021 - 4:58 am In Reply to: Fauci’s NIH Division Partially Funded Insects Eating Beagles - Alive
Government ethics and internal watchdogs found safety or ethics lapses on Fauci’s watch, including:
At least 10 children in a pediatric AIDS drug study died in what an investigation concluded was a death toll significantly higher than expected and unexplained.
An Office of Government Ethics investigation that cited NIAID for failing to review and clear two-thirds of its workers who were moonlighting in private industry for possible ethical conflicts.
A 1992 Department of Health and Human Services inspector general investigation that concluded NIAID failed to police two conflicts of interest in a vaccine experiment.
A pregnant Tennessee woman died in 2003 after she enrolled in NIH-funded research in hopes of saving her soon-to-be-born son from getting AIDS. A review found that doctors continued to administer an experimental drug regimen despite signs of liver failure.
In 2005, the AIDS research division under Fauci’s agency was also required to reinstate a whistleblower, Dr. Jonathan Fishbein, its chief of ethics and regulatory compliance, after he been wrongly fired in retaliation for raising safety concerns in Fauci’s agency’s research.
Aids Drug Trials on Foster Kids
In the late 1980s and 1990s, Fauci directed a series of AIDS drug trials performed on foster children. HIV-positive foster kids were funded by NIH. Several of the studies were sponsored by NIAID, a sub-institute of the NIH which Fauci began directing in 1984 and was directing at the time of the studies. Many of these kids were from very poor minority neighborhoods and Facui’s team denied kids their personal health advocate to protect their rights.
Fauci did the same in thailand.
It was disastrous
This is all documented.
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