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electromagnetic hypersensitivity

ILADS leader thinks his patients are sensitive to Wi-Fi
30 May 2018

ILADS leader thinks his patients are sensitive to Wi-Fi

by LymeScience Editor | posted in: Rogues Gallery | 0

ILADS and Global Lyme Alliance promote some pretty bizarre beliefs.

electromagnetic hypersensitivity, quackery

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