skepticsubstitute:siryouarebeingmocked:derpomatic:He never gave any such warning.www.snopes.
skepticsubstitute:siryouarebeingmocked:derpomatic:He never gave any such warning.https://www.snopes.com/fact-check/cdc-doctor-flu-shot-dead/https://thepoxesblog.wordpress.com/2018/02/24/no-dr-timothy-cunningham-did-not-say-that-the-flu-vaccine-caused-this-years-epidemic-and-other-anti-vaccine-lies/https://uk.news.yahoo.com/theory-flu-shot-dangerous-growing-doctors-say-thats-outrageous-214024583.htmlhttps://www.techtimes.com/articles/224510/20180405/missing-cdc-scientists-body-found-in-a-river-in-atlanta.htmOf course anti-vaxxer conspiracy theorists would try to connect two things with no evidence whatsoever. Cunningham was a epidemiologist, not an MD, , and the site that made the claim a) has a reputation for BS, and b) made the claim anonymously until Cunningham disappeared, then they claimed he told them to attach his name to the claim if anything happened to him. According to them Cunningham claimed some of the people he gave the flu shot to had died, which is odd because, as established, he was not a medical doctor.http://web.archive.org/web/20180406002359/https://fox2now.com/2018/04/05/no-signs-of-foul-play-in-death-of-cdc-scientist/Oh look, no sign of foul play. If anything, he’d be insulted by the site which used his name to push life-threatening nonsense.Perhaps a nice general reminder that text and pictures constructed into a nice looking image arnt always based in facts -- source link