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Recap
Health Care & History of Giants
In the first hour,
Dr. John Abramson, a clinical instructor at the Harvard Medical School and author of
Overdosed America, called the state of America's health care system a "national emergency."
According to Abramson, 40% of the most quoted medical studies do not stand up when the studies are repeated. Abramson pointed out that most clinical studies are funded by drug companies, and are five times more likely to show a given drug works.
Abramson also revealed that Americans are paying twice as much for health care than the citizens of 21 other industrialized nations, yet living less time in good health. At least 30% of health care received by Americans is not necessary and is often harmful, he explained, resulting in a staggering $600 billion in wasted health care costs.
Steve Quayle discussed the origins and historical accounts of giants.
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Giant 'Sneak Peek'

Author
Steve Quayle has prepared a "sneak peek" page at
stevequayle.com to accompany his presentation on giants. Included at his web site are links to more info about giants as well as photos, including this one taken in a tomb which shows a soldier holding an enormous turban that purportedly belonged to a 10-foot tall giant. Click
here for an enlargement.