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Vitamin C and The Dr Archie Kalokerinos Story . . .
In the 1970's a major contribution was made to medicine by Archie Kalokerinos, M.D. who spent many years working as a health officer among the Australian aborigines.
He discovered the disastrous effect of vaccination programs on the Aboriginal infant mortality (which in some areas approached 50%), and as a result of observing this, the life-saving effect of Vitamin C. Consequently, he was able to virtually abolish infant mortality.
He was shocked to find his findings and success ignored or derided by his colleagues – while the children in their care continued to die.
His experiences culminated in the authorship of "Every Second Child", which is both a medical detective story and a revelation of professional stubbornness and callousness.
As a result of his work, Dr. Kalokerinos was awarded the Australian Medal of Merit in 1978, and was awarded “Greek Australian of the Century”. He wrote an autobiography entitled "Medical Pioneer of the 20th Century". And also “Every Second Child” if you want to know more about his work and teaching.
Archie Kalokerinos -Voted Greek Of The Year for his work on exposing the deadly dangers of vaccines on the aboriginal communities.
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