Hey, everybody. My guest, A, is journalist Hillary Johnson.

Miss Johnson is a medical writer.

She has written for three decades on many, many subjects that are right in the

kind of wheelhouse of my interest, including the retroviral cocktails that went

and became a AIDS treatments like AZD.

You've also written about the use that depleted uranium weapons.

By the United States and the Gulf Wars about public health,

posed by mutating flu viruses about viral causes of multiple sclerosis,

about air pollution and due mortality, health effects from love canal,

which is one of the places where I got my start.

Our most indebted reporting has been about the US.

I am medical research on sour in the case of my algae against my

alitis, which is also called chronic fatigue syndrome.

Her sign is reporting has been published in Rolling Stone,

where she was a contributing editor for a decade in Marabella in life in the

South. The New York Times working with men and many, many more.

Oh, welcome to the show, Larry.

Thank you. I'm happy to be here.

Let's talk about chronic fatigue syndrome because the reason I wanted to

get you on here is I read your book and you can see this is my

dog aired and happily had a taken copy and you've really done an incredible

service by writing this show as a copy of your book because you have the same

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