Felipe Osorno

executive administrator at Keck Medicine of USC

Felipe Osorno on KCRW

“Folks were still wondering whether the vaccine would change their DNA, or whether they were going to get a chip inserted through it.

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“Folks were still wondering whether the vaccine would change their DNA, or whether they were going to get a chip inserted through it.

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