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Aug 2021
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Ep 943 | An ICU Doctor Warns of the Emer...

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Today, I’m joined by Dr. Mollie James, a board-certified general surgeon and critical care doctor, who has been treating COVID since the first days of the New York City outbreak last March. She gives a vivid description of what she is seeing in the ICU and how, if the medical establishment allowed her to innovate, she’d be able to turn more people around. But more importantly, her experience has taught her that early treatment is the best way to avoid critical illness to begin with. To that end, she volunteers for MyFreedoctor.com and has her own personal telemedicine business at IvermectinCan.com. Those dumping on ivermectin might want to speak to her patients who are now alive thanks to her willingness to buck the system and prescribe the drug. 

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