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President Donald Trump’snomineefor U.S. Surgeon General, Dr. Nicole Saphier, spent the COVID-19 pandemic publicly urging Americans—particularly the elderly and medically vulnerable—to receive the COVID-19 shots.
Dr. Saphier is a board-certified radiologist, Director of Breast Imaging at Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center (Monmouth), Fox News contributor, and author.
She earned her MD from Ross University, completed residency at Maricopa, and a breast/oncologic imaging fellowship at Mayo Clinic.
Federal safety surveillance datashowthat COVID injections have become one of the most death-reported and injury-reported pharmaceutical products in modern U.S. history.
Now, as she is elevated for one of the highest health offices in the country, critics argue her role in persuading Americans to accept a pharmaceutical intervention linked to unprecedented reported deaths, hospitalizations, and injuries is not simply controversial.
They argue it is professionally and morally disqualifying.
Saphier’s History of COVID-19 Vaccine Propagandizing
InDecember 2020, Dr. SaphiertoldThe Reboot Chronicles Podcast’s Dean DeBiase: “I would encourage as many people as possible to get the vaccine, especially if you are over the age of 55. If you are over 55 and have comorbidities and obesity, you should absolutely get the vaccine.”
InMarch 2021, shetoldFOX Business Tonightthat people should take any COVID vaccine offered to them and pushed the “100% efficacy” claim:
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