Hi, everybody. Cheryl Ackison here. Welcome to another edition of the Cheryl Ackison

podcast. Today, Dr. Harvey Rish talks about the CDC plan to create classification codes

for unvaccinated people, also the impact of COVID vaccine on cancer, and what it's like

to be a scientist at Yale when you go against the grain.

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bit of what Dr. Harvey Rish recently wrote. He says the CDC recently codified international

classification of disease codes for COVID-19 vaccine status. ICD codes are extensively

used in medical records, medical insurance data, and health research to classify precisely

disease states as well as injuries from exogenous agents such as accidents, medication and medical

device injuries, toxic chemicals, etc. Vaccination status is not a disease or an injury state

yet CDC has rationalized creating ICD codes for it. The coding is set to become effective

on April 1, 2023. He goes on to write as described by Dr. Robert Malone quote the ICD classification

system is run by the World Health Organization, not the US government. The vaccine status

ICD codes were developed by the US Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services some nine

months ago and CDC is implementing them. Well, all of this sounds a bit arcane, but it struck

me as I read this article as potentially very important. And Dr. Rish agreed to talk with

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