Long Island midwife accused of falsifying vaccination records for 1,500 children
A Long Island midwife is accused of giving nearly 12,500 “alternative” immunizations to roughly 1,500 children. She was fined $300k for providing false records.
A Long Island midwife is accused of giving nearly 12,500 “alternative” immunizations to roughly 1,500 children. She was fined $300k for providing false records.
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