US EditionFlavia groşan Launched a New Catalytic Theory Entitled "Fake Medical News": "All Appeared After the Physical Exposure to a Vaccinated Woman"
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The primary pneumologist Flavia Groşan launched a Facebook post which claimed that a unvaccinated man would have had serious symptoms following close contact with his anti-COVID vaccine partner. The claims were catalogued "fake medical news" by the Romanian pneumology Society and generated critical reactions from the medical community and the profile authorities. The decision to release came shortly after the Bihor Medical College announced the …
Phnomologist Flavia Groşan has launched a theory of physical contact between people who have vaccinated anti-COVID and those who have not been vaccinated, which has been immediately dismissed by several institutions in Romania,...
Flavia Groşan, the controversial doctor who has been launching various conspiracy theories since the COVID-19 pandemic, has come back with a new theory of physical contact between people who have vaccinated anti-COVID and those who have not vaccinated...
Flavia Groşan released fake news on the shading at the COVID vaccine. The College of Medicines rejects the theory and explains why it is a disinformation.
Pulmonologist Flavia Groşan, known for her controversial statements during the COVID-19 pandemic, is back with shocking statements. She claims that an unvaccinated man developed serious symptoms after having intimate relations with a woman vaccinated against the SARS-COV 2 virus, invoking a phenomenon called "shedding". The statements have sparked strong reactions from the College of Physicians and the Romanian Society of Pneumology, which categ…
The pneumologist Flavia Groșan, who launched different theories of conspiracy during the COVID-19 pandemic, came out again with a fake news. After the Medical College arrived, the doctor started posting and came back with a new message.
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