Health-Professionals Warn COVID Being A Hoax by Big Pharma Cartel

INTERNATIONAL ALERT MESSAGE
OF HEALTH PROFESSIONALS TO GOVERNMENTS

AND CITIZENS OF THE WORLD :
STOP to : terror, madness, manipulation, dictatorship, lies and
the biggest health scam of the 21th century
August 26, 2020
We, health professionals, across several countries in the world :
1. We say : STOP to all crazy and disproportionate measures that have been taken
since the beginning to fight SARS-CoV-2 (lockdown, blocking the economy and
education, social distancing, wearing of masks for all, etc.) because they are totally
unjustified, are not based on any scientific evidence and violate the basic principles
of evidence-based medicine. However, we of course support reasonable measures
such as recommendations of washing hands, sneezing or coughing in elbow, using a
disposable tissue, etc.
It is not the first time that humanity faces a new virus : it experienced H2N2 in 1957,
H3N2 in 1968, SARS-CoV in 2003, H5N1 in 2004, H1N1 in 2009, MERS-CoV in
2012 and faces the seasonal flu virus every year. However, none of the measures
taken for SARS-CoV-2 has been taken for these viruses. We are told :
-"But, SARS-CoV-2 is very contagious" and we answer : IT'S ABSOLUTELY FALSE.
This claim is, moreover, rejected by internationally renowned experts1. A simple
comparison with the other viruses shows that the contagiousness of SARS-CoV-2 is
moderate2,3. It’s diseases like measles that can be described as very contagious. For
example, a person with measles can infect up to 20 people while a person infected
with this coronavirus only contaminates 2 or 3, that is : 10 times less than measles.
-"But, it is a new virus" and we answer : H1N1 and the other viruses that we
mentioned were also new viruses. Yet : we did not put countries into lockdown, we
did not block the global economy, we did not paralyze the education system, we did
not social distancing and we did not tell the healthy people to wear masks. In
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addition, some experts say that it is possible that this virus was already circulating
before but we did not realize it4.
-"But, we don't have a vaccine" and we answer : at the start of H1N1, we also had no
vaccine, as at the time of SARS-CoV. Yet : we did not put countries into lockdown,
we did not block the global economy, we did not paralyze the education system, we
did not social distancing and we did not tell the healthy people to wear masks.
-"But, this virus is much more deadly" and we answer : IT'S ABSOLUTELY FALSE.
Because, compared to the flu for example, and if we take into account the period
between 01 November and 31 March, there was worldwide -when those measures
have been taken- : 860,000 cases and 40,000 deaths while the flu in the same
period of 5 months infects, on average 420 million people and kills 270,000. In
addition, the case fatality rate announced by the WHO (3,4%) was greatly
overestimated and was rejected from the beginning by eminent experts in
epidemiology5. But even if we take this case fatality rate, we can see that this
coronavirus is three times less lethal than that of 2003 (10%) and ten times less
lethal than that of 2012 (35%).
-"But, COVID-19 is a serious illness" and we answer : IT'S ABSOLUTELY FALSE.
SARS-CoV-2 is a benign virus for the general population as it causes 85% of benign
forms, 99% of those infected recover, it does not constitute a danger for pregnant
women and children (unlike the flu), it spreads less faster than the flu6 and 90% of
those who die are elderly people (who must, of course, be protected like other
populations at risk). This is why experts have called "delirium" the claim that it is a
serious illness and said, on August 19, that "it is not worse than the flu" 7.
-"But, there are asymptomatic people" and we answer : 77% of infected people are
asymptomatic in influenza too and they can also transmit the virus8. Yet : healthy
people are not told every year to wear masks and no social distancing is done
despite the fact that the flu infects 1 billion people and kills 650,000.
-"But, this virus leads to saturation of hospitals" and we answer : IT'S ABSOLUTELY
FALSE. Saturation affects only a few hospitals, but people are made to believe that
the entire hospital system is saturated or that saturation is imminent when there are
thousands of hospitals in certain countries. Is it reasonable and true to attribute, for
example, to 1,000 or 2,000 hospitals a situation which concerns only 4 or 5
hospitals? Furthermore, it is not surprising that some hospitals were saturated
because they were situated in clusters (like Lombardy in Italy or New York in the
USA). It should not be forgotten that hospitals in many countries have been
overwhelmed (including intensive care units) during previous influenza epidemics9
and at the time, we were even talking about : "tsunami" of patients in hospitals,
"saturated hospitals", tents erected outside the hospitals, "war zones", "collapsed
hospitals" and a "state of emergency". And yet : we did not put countries into
lockdown, we did not block the global economy, we did not paralyze the education
system, we did not social distancing and we did not tell the healthy people to wear
masks.
2. We say : STOP to these crazy measures also because of their catastrophic

consequences that have already started to appear : suicide of people as it was
reported in China, development of psychiatric disorders, paralysis of the educational
path of pupils and students at the university, negative impacts and dangers on
animals, neglecting other diseases (especially chronic) and an increase in their
mortality, domestic violence, economic losses, unemployment, major economic crisis
(few people know that the economic crisis of 2007-2008 has caused the suicide of at
least 13,000 people in Europe and North America), serious consequences on
agriculture, destabilization of countries and social peace, risk of wars. An editorial5
published in the European Journal Of Clinical Investigation has denounced, from the
beginning, the harms of : non‐evidence‐based extreme measures, exaggerated
information on the real danger of the virus and the fake news spread (even by major
journals). Some have even compared this pandemic to that of the 1918 influenza,
which is a LIE and a manipulation since it killed 50 million people, which has
absolutely nothing to do with the death toll of this coronavirus.
3. We REFUSE the obligation of contact tracing applications as it is the case in

certain countries because SARS-CoV-2 is a benign virus which does not justify such
a measure. Moreover, according to international recommendations and whatever the
severity of a pandemic (moderate, high, extraordinary), contact tracing is not
recommended. During flu epidemics, do we make contact tracing ? Yet, the flu virus
infects much more people and has more populations at risk than this coronavirus.
4. We say : STOP to censorship of experts and health professionals to prevent them

from telling the truth10 ( especially in countries that claim to be democratic).

5. We share the opinion of experts who denounce the inclusion of screenings in the
counting of cases, even if the subjects are healthy and asymptomatic. This resulted
in an overestimation of the cases. It should be remembered that the definition11 of a
case in epidemiology is : “the occurrence of many possible outcomes : illnesses,
complications, sequelae, deaths. In so-called syndromic surveillance, the occurrence
of non-specific events such as grouping of symptoms or reasons for seeking care,
hospitalizations, calls to emergency services is defined as a case”. So, we say :
separate the screenings from the cases and stop confusing them.
6. We share the opinion of experts who denounce the fact that no distinction is made
between people who died from the virus and people who died with the virus (with co-
morbidities), the fact that the cause of death is attributed to SARS-CoV-2 without
testing or autopsy and that doctors are pressured to add COVID-19 to death
certificates even if the patient died from other reasons. This leads to an
overestimation of the number of deaths and constitutes a scandalous manipulation
of the figures because during epidemics of seasonal flu for example, we don’t work
in this way. Especially, since 20% of COVID patients are co-infected with other
respiratory viruses12. After re-evaluation, only 12% of death certificates in a European
country13 have shown a direct causality from coronavirus. In an another european
country, Professors Yoon Loke and Carl Heneghan showed that a patient who has
tested positive, but successfully treated and discharged from hospital, will still be
counted as a COVID death even if he had a heart attack or were run over by a bus
three months later. On July 31, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention
(CDC)’s director of a country in North America recongnized that it is true that there is
a perverse economic incentive for hospitals to inflate coronavirus deaths.
7. We share the opinion of experts who warned against the almost systematic
intubation of certain patients, due to the mad fear of the virus. Protocols must be
changed as they have resulted in a high number of deaths14.
8. We say : it is important that a review of the analytical and clinical performances of

the tests placed on the market be made, including the virological tests. Many
testing kits are currently used when a significant part of their performances (for
example : analytical specificity, especially for the four seasonal coronaviruses) has

not been evaluated, which is a serious problem because in addition to cases of false
negatives, the literature reports worrying false positives, which may overestimate the
number of cases and deaths. According to a professor of microbiology7, the false
positive rate can reach 20%. Certain scientific articles which reported these cases of
false positives have been censored15. Therefore, we say : STOP the obligation of
screening tests because of this unreliability and the lack of verification of their
performances and because nothing in this coronavirus (which is a benign virus
and with a low case fatality rate) justifies it. As we said : The flu infects 1 billion
people every year (30 times more than SARS-CoV-2) and yet no test is required for
travel.
9. We say to citizens : do not be afraid, this virus is benign unless you are part of the
populations at risk. If the TV channels do the same thing with the flu, the figures will
be much higher than for the coronavirus ! The TV channels will report to you every
day, on average, 3 million cases and 2,000 flu deaths. And for tuberculosis, TV
channels will report to you each day, on average, 30,000 cases and 5,000 dead. In
fact, the flu virus infects 1 billion people each year and kills 650,000 and tuberculosis
infects 10,4 million people each year and kills 1,8 million people. In addition, on TV
you are informed about “cases” but they are screenings and not cases. A scientific
article, SARS-CoV-2 : fear versus data, published in the International Journal of
Antimicrobial Agents, has proven that the danger of the virus was overestimated and
that fear could be more dangerous than the virus itself.
10. We say to citizens : hand washing is a reflex that we must have throughout our
lives, whether there is coronavirus or not, because it is the most effective hygiene
measure. But wearing a mask when you are not sick and practicing social distancing,
it is not part of hygiene or preservation of public health, but it is madness. Wearing a
mask for a long time has several undesirable effects for your health16 and turns it into
a microbes nest. "The virus can gather in the mask and when you take it off, the virus
can be transferred to your hands and thereby spread further", state epidemiologist
Doctor Anders Tegnell. Asked if people are putting themselves more at risk by
wearing masks, Doctor Jenny Harries said : "Because of these behavioural issues,
people can adversely put themselves at more risk than less”. Even dentists warned,
recently, about the serious effects on oral health because they see that wearing

masks for a long time leads to diseases like decaying teeth, periodontal diseases or
seriously sour breath. "We're seeing a lot of people with more inflammation, more
cavities and gum disease…We’re seeing inflammation in people’s gums that have
been healthy forever, and cavities in people who have never had them
before…About 50% of our patients are being impacted by this", says Doctor Robert
Raimondi, a dentist. "People tend to breathe through their mouth instead of through
their nose while wearing a mask…The mouth breathing is causing the dry mouth,
which leads to a decrease in saliva and saliva is what fights the bacteria and
cleanses your teeth…Patients are coming into us like, ‘Wow, my breath smells, I
need a cleaning.’ [But] when you smell the bad breath, you either already have
periodontal disease or you have a lot of bacteria that’s sitting on your tongue
because of dry mouth…Gum disease -or periodontal disease- will eventually lead to
strokes and an increased risk of heart attacks", says Doctor Marc Sclafani, another
dentist. In addition, many of you complain about these masks, especially in this
summer period. You must know that the mouth and the nose are not made to be
obstructed. What you wear is a mask, apparently but a muzzle of your freedom, in
reality. Especially since the epidemic is over in most countries, as several experts
say like Professor Yoram Lass, and those who tell you the opposite are LIARS. By
telling you that the epidemic is not over, by talking about the threat of a second wave
(which is not based on any evidence), by asking you to wear a mask and to do social
distancing, the goal is, in fact, to prolong the fear until a vaccine is made and so that
it will be better accepted by you.
11. We say to the airlines compagnies : several scientific studies have shown a link
between excess in hygiene and the development of diseases such as allergic
diseases, autoimmune diseases, inflammatory diseases or certain cancers. This is
what we call in medicine : the hygienist hypothesis. So, stop the disinfection
operations and remove the masks and the ridiculous protective suits of your
employees that we have seen in the media17. Doing this is madness. Airports must
also stop taking temperatures and making quarantine. SARS-CoV-2 is not the Black
plague. You too, like the citizens, have been manipulated.
12. We say to governments : lift all restrictions and obligations on citizens (state of
emergency, lockdown, wearing a mask, social distancing, etc) because they are

stupid and purely dictatorial and have nothing to do with medicine or hygiene or the
preservation of public health. There is no scientific or medical reason for non-sick
citizens to wear a mask5. Doctor Pascal Sacré, anesthesiologist and intensive care
physician, said : "Forcing everyone to wear them all the time, while the epidemic
disappears, is a scientific and medical aberration". Professor Didier Raoult says :
"The decision of lockdown as the decision of wearing masks…are not based on
scientific data…". Doctor Lisa Brosseau and Doctor Margaret Sietsema, experts on
respiratory protection, say : «We do not recommend requiring the general public who
do not have symptoms of COVID-19-like illness to routinely wear cloth or surgical
masks because : there is no scientific evidence they are effective in reducing the
risk of SARS-CoV-2 transmission…». Professor Maël Lemoine precised that the
change in the recommendations about masks is : "political, not scientific". In some
Asian countries, people wear masks all the year (to protect themselves from
pollution, for example). Did this widespread mask-wearing in these countries prevent
them from having coronavirus epidemics ? Does this widespread mask-wearing in
these countries prevent them from having each year epidemics of the flu or other
respiratory viruses ? The answer is of course : no. On the other hand, with the 8
million tonnes of plastic that are already dumped into the oceans every year, masks
and gloves add a new threat and constitute a pollution that is particularly dangerous
for our health and for fauna. In Italy, if only 1% of the masks currently used were
thrown, 10 million masks would end up in the ocean each month18. In addition, the
surgical masks have a lifespan of 450 years! Therefore, we say to governments :
STOP these illegal and dangerous measures of mandatory mask wearing.
13. We say to the police : the citizens owe you a lot because you are every day the
guarantors of their security and the respect of law and order. But this does not mean
submitting blindly to unfair orders. It was this mistake that led to the second world war
and the death of 50 million people. So, we tell you : enforce the law but not injustice
and dictatorship, refuse to enforce these measures, refuse to verbalize your fellow
citizens (when they are not wearing a mask for example), don’t beat them, do not
imprison them. Don’t be the instruments of dictatorship. Be on the side of the
citizens and follow the beautiful example of the American police officers who
supported the citizens by kneeling with them. We assure you that these measures

have nothing to do with medicine or hygiene or the preservation of public health, it is
dictatorship and madness.
14. We say to citizens : we must respect the law. But, this does not mean blind
submission to madness, injustice or dictatorship. It was this blind submission of
citizens that led to the second world war with the death of 50 million people. You
were born free and you must live free, therefore : do not be afraid and if you are
not sick : take off the masks, leave your house as you wish and without social
distancing, but do it peacefully and without any violence. Professors Carl Heneghan
and Tom Jefferson, epidemiologists with a great expertise in evidence-based
medicine, say : “There is no scientific evidence to support the disastrous two-
metre rule. Poor quality research is being used to justify a policy with enormous
consequences for us all”.
15. We say that a total reform of the WHO must be done. WHO's successes are
indisputed : millions of lives have been saved thanks to smallpox vaccination
programs and the consumption of tobacco has been reduced worldwide. However,
the major problem of the WHO is that, since several years, it is 80% funded by
companies (especially, pharmaceutical laboratories) and private donors (especially, a
very well-known foundation) and there are many scandals : false alarm on H1N1 flu
under the pressure of pharmaceutical lobbies, disturbing complacency towards
glyphosate which the WHO declared safe despite the victims of the herbicide,
blindness towards the consequences of pollution due to oil companies in Africa,
minimization of the human toll of nuclear disasters from Chernobyl to Fukushima and
the disasters of the use of depleted uranium munitions in Iraq and the Balkans, non-
recognition of Artemisia in the treatment of malaria to protect pharmaceutical
interests despite the fact that it has been already evidence-based medicine. The
independence of the organization is compromised both by the influence of industrial
lobbies -especially pharmaceuticals- and by the interests of its member states, in
particular : China. The president of a country said : “I think that the World Health
Organization should be ashamed of themselves because they are like the public
relations agency for China”. The Geneva institution, which had underestimated the
Ebola threat (more than eleven thousand dead) is also accused of neglect towards
tropical diseases, in favor of juicier markets. An investigation done in 2016 (WHO in

the clutches of lobbyists)19 showed an edifying radiography of the WHO ; a weakened
structure subject to multiple conflicts of interest. This investigation has shown how
private interests dominate public health in the WHO. It is not acceptable that the
money which finances it comes mainly from a single person and that it is infiltrated by
lobbies. Recently, the WHO became even more discredited by falling into the trap of
the Lancet Gate while a simple student could find that it was a fraudulent study.
At the time of the H1N1 flu : Doctor Wolfgang Wodarg, the chairman of the Health
Committee of the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe, criticized the
influence of the pharmaceutical industry on scientists and officials of the WHO,
saying that it has led to the situation where "unnecessarily millions of healthy people
were exposed to the risk of poorly tested vaccines" and that, for a flu strain, it was
"vastly less harmful" than all previous flu epidemics20. He was totally right because,
later, the vaccine made 1,500 victims of narcolepsy including 80% of children, as we
will see. He also criticized the WHO for spreading the fear of a "false pandemic",
called it "one of the greatest medicine scandals of the century" and he called also
for an enquiry. In fact, the criteria for declaring a pandemic (such as severity) have
been modified by the WHO under the influence of pharmaceutical lobbyists so that
they can sell the vaccines to countries around the world. According to a report21 done
by the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe about the way in which the
H1N1 influenza pandemic had been managed, including by the WHO : "waste of
large sums of public money and also unjustified scares and fears about health
risks…Grave shortcomings have been identified regarding the transparency of
decision-making processes relating to the pandemic which have generated concerns
about the possible influence of the pharmaceutical industry on some of the major
decisions relating to the pandemic. It must be feared that this lack of transparency
and accountability will result in a plummet in confidence in the advice given by major
public health institutions".
History repeats itself today with exactly the same actors and the same compaign of
fear. The former WHO director of public health department revealed in another
investigation (TrustWHO) that at the time of H1N1 nobody was afraid at the WHO
and that he didn’t know anyone at the WHO who had himself vaccinated,
including the former Director-General : the Chinese Margaret Chan22. Although he
was a leading official at the WHO, he was excluded as well as most of his colleagues

from a meeting between the Director-General and the pharmaceutical companies
manufacturing the vaccine and the reason was : "it is a private meeting”…
16. We say that an enquiry must be opened and that certain WHO officials must be
questioned, in particular the one who made the international promotion of the
lockdown, which is a heresy from a medical point of view and a scam that has misled
the world. Indeed, on February 25, 2020 : the head of WHO-China joint mission on
COVID-19, praised the response brought by Beijing to the epidemic23. He said that
China had succeeded by "old-fashioned" tools, emphasized that "the world needed to
learn from China" and must be inspired by it. He also said that "if he had COVID-19,
he wanted to be treated in China" ! Once, he also praised China24 calling it "very
open" and "very transparent".
Who can believe these statements ? Who can believe that if he had COVID-19, he
wanted to be treated in China ? Who can believe that the world must be inspired by
China and that the control of the epidemic must be done with "old-fashioned
methods" ? What is amazing is that he made the whole world believe what he said.
Because unfortunately : since his declarations and the report overseen by him (where
we can read that China methods are : "agile and ambitious"), the countries of the
world have taken disproportionate measures and blindly followed the
recommendations of the WHO by confining their populations. Fear and psychosis
have been propagated by presenting SARS-CoV-2 as a very dangerous virus or with
massive mortality when it is absolutely not the case. Fortunately, an interview with
him showed an important part of the truth and WHO's conflicts of interest with China
when a journalist asked him about the status of Taiwan (which is in conflict with
China) in the WHO and whether the WHO would reconsider Taiwan's membership :
he pretended not to hear the question then when he was asked again, he ended the
video call ! (The video reached more than 8 million views)25. It was also he who said
at the end of February : "There is only one drug right now that we think may have real
efficacy and that's remdesivir". How can he say this even before the results come out
? And why did he say it ?
Canadian Members of Parliament26 have even issued a mandatory summons to him,
after he turned down repeated invitations to testify to a House of Commons
committee. Even, the Canadian Conservative Leader has raised concerns about the
accuracy of the WHO’s data on COVID-19. Indeed, saying that China has reduced

the number of cases or managed the epidemic well and has flattened the curve
thanks to the lockdown is a pure lie and is not based on any evidence because no
one is able to give the number of cases or deaths in China if it had not applied the
lockdown. In addition, a few months later : the world discovered that the numbers of
cases and deaths were not even true !
Recently, three African countries expelled WHO officials because, according to some
states, they falsified the COVID-19 case numbers by inflating them.
The people who are behind the lockdown, the global psychosis and terror, when they
see : the rush of people to the supermarkets, the people arguing for pasta or toilet
paper, the distances of 1 meter as if it was the plague, the people confined as if they
were animals, the streets disinfected, the police beating citizens, drones and
helicopters mobilized, the people going out with certificates, the wearing of mask
despite the end of the epidemic and the fact that people are not sick, it is not
excluded that they are laughing because of the ease with which they have
manipulated whole countries and may be, they even call them : sheep.
The madness has reached the point that in some countries : beaches have been
disinfected with bleach, mustached and bearded firefighters have been banned from
work, plexiglass barriers have been installed everywhere (even in the classrooms) as
if it was the pestilence, a train was stopped because a person was not wearing the
mask, families deprived of seeing their dead (as if the virus was going to jump from
the body and bite them), women in their seventies fined after going out to throw trash
and even coins and banknotes coming from abroad have been "isolated" !
How can countries accept to fall into this level of madness, stupidity and dictatorhip ?
Especially those who call themselves democratic countries. All this for a virus that
causes 85% of mild forms and for which 99% of infected people recover. WHO has
urged the world to copy China's response to COVID-19 and it has succeeded ; every
country in the world, blindly following the WHO, has become a certified copy of
China. Only a few countries have refused to imitate others stupidly like Sweden or
Belarus that can be congratulated. The president of a European country was right
when he said that : “it is only a psychosis more dangerous than the virus itself”.
World renowned experts have qualified the global alert as "disproportionate".
Professor Jean-François Toussaint said : "It seems to me that WHO has a very
great responsibility in not being able to establish priority, in having tirelessly

repeated that it was a threat to the humanity” (Journal International de Médecine,
June 13, 2020).
17. We say that we must stop following blindly WHO because it is not a learned
society and is far from being independent, as we have seen.
Asked about the reason of the decision to make 11 vaccines compulsory, a former
health minister27 of a European country answered : "It is a public health decision
which in fact responds to a global objective of the WHO which demands today
from all countries of the world to obtain 95% of children vaccinated for the necessary
vaccines”.
We also recommend governments to choose well the experts who advise them and
avoid those who have links with pharmaceutical companies ;
An eminent professor in infectiology made this remark on certain experts of a
European country: “An eminent member of the High Council's Communicable
Diseases Commission received 90,741 euros from the pharmaceutical industry,
including 16,563 euros from [the pharmaceutical laboratory which produces a
competing molecule of hydroxychloroquine]. However, it is this High Council which
made the famous decision of prohibiting hydroxychloroquine, except for those who
will die...I do not see any trace in this decision of the respect of the procedure for
managing conflicts of interest...If a member presents a major conflict of interest, he
must leave the meeting and not participate in the debates or in the writing of the
decision...However, at the bottom of this decision, there is no mention of conflicts of
interest or the number of members qualified who participated in the vote. It’s a
serious violation of the rules”.
A former editor of the New England Journal of Medicine said : "The medical
profession is being bought by the pharmaceutical industry, not only in terms of the
practice of medicine, but also in terms of teaching and research. The academic
institutions of this country are allowing themselves to be the paid agents of the
pharmaceutical industry. I think it's disgraceful” 28. This, of course, should not be
generalized to everyone.
18. We say to governments : no longer follow -in epidemics- the mathematical

models which are virtual things unrelated to reality and which have misled the world
in several occasions and were a justification for the mad policies of lockdown.

Indeed, a European university which has strong links with the WHO said that :
-50,000 British people will die from mad cow disease whereas in the end only 177
have died.
-Bird flu was going to kill 200 million people while only 282 died.
-H1N1 flu was going to kill 65,000 British people while only 457 died29. The mortality
rate was also exaggerated and the H1N1 flu ended up being milder than originally
anticipated motivating some to decry the considerable money, time and resources
consumed by the response. At that time, the press discovered that the rector of this
university30, who advised WHO and governments, received a salary of 116,000 £ a
year from the swine flu vaccine manufacturer.
Today, it is on the base of the same faulty model, developed for the planning of the
influenza pandemic, that they gave their astrological predictions on COVID-19 ; they
said that 500,000 will die in the UK, 2,2 million in the USA, 70,000 in Sweden and
between 300,000 and 500,000 in France31 ! Who can believe these crazy numbers ?
That’s why Professor Didier Raoult qualifies these modellings as : "the modern
version of divinations". Professor John Ashton also denounced these astrological
predictions and the fact that they have a kind of religious status. In addition, the press
has discovered that the one who, in this university, urged governments to make
lockdown does not even respect what he recommended them32. Here, too, an enquiry
must be conducted with certain officials of this university. Professor Jean-François
Toussaint said about the lockdown : "We must absolutely prevent any government
from making such a decision again. Especially since the instrumentalization of the
pandemic with generalized lockdowns for half of humanity has only resulted in
strengthening authoritarian regimes and stopping campaigns to prevent major deadly
diseases. In France, the simulations estimating that 60,000 lives have been saved
are pure fantasies”. The famous international slogan : "stay home, save lives" was
just a lie. On the contrary, lockdown has killed many people.
19. We REFUSE the compulsory vaccination and we REFUSE the compulsory

coronavirus vaccination certificate to travel, for the following reasons :
-The vaccine is not essential because 85% of the forms are benign, 99% of the
infected subjects recover and the children as well as the pregnant women are not
subjects at risk. In addition, a large part of the population is already protected against
SARS-CoV-2 by the cross-immunity acquired with the seasonal coronaviruses33.

Saying that we are not sure of this is a LIE and raising doubts on the duration or the
effectiveness of this protection is a manipulation aiming to protect the business plan
of the vaccine.
-It is an RNA virus, therefore more prone to mutations and there is a risk that the
vaccine may be ineffective.
-Vaccine trials are carried out in a rush34 and some call for speeding up the testing
procedures and doing them without the usual animal trials, which is risky. Testing
vaccines without taking the time to fully understand safety risks could bring
unwarranted setbacks during the pandemic and into the future.
-The previous trials of vaccines against coronaviruses are worrying34 :
in 2004, one of the vaccines developed against SARS had caused hepatitis to the
animals on which it had been tested. Another vaccine in the testing phase had
caused severe lung damage to laboratory animals, making them more susceptible to
future infections. Decades ago, vaccines developed against another coronavirus,
feline infectious peritonitis virus, increased cats’ risk of developing the disease
caused by the virus. Similar phenomena have been seen in animal studies for other
viruses, including the coronavirus that causes SARS.
-Some vaccines are tested by companies that have no experience in the
manufacture and marketing of vaccines and that use new technologies in
medicine of which we know neither the benefits nor the risks for health.
-The search for financial profit of several pharmaceutical companies at the expense
of the people’s health (without generalizing, of course).
The head of a pharmaceutical company said to his shareholders during H1N1 flu :
"This vaccine, it will be a significant opportunity in terms of income. It is a nice boost
for us, for the turnover and for the cash flow” 27 .
The former health minister of a European country declared on May 23, 2020 :
"When there is an epidemic like COVID, we see : mortality, when we are a doctor, ...
or we see : suffering. And there are people who see : dollars…you have big
laboratories that say : now is the time to make billions” 35.
On June 16, 2020, Professor Christian Perronne, a specialist in infectious diseases,
said to Sud Radio about the coronavirus vaccine : "We don't need it at all ... All this
is about purely commercial goals". The website of the magazine Nexus published on
August 07 the opinion of Doctor Pierre Cave who said : "In France, the epidemic is
over…as a doctor, I do not hesitate to anticipate the decisions of the government :
We must not only refuse these vaccines [against COVID-19], but we must also
denounce and condemn the purely mercantile approach and the abject cynicism
which guided their production".
-The scandalous ethical violations in many clinical trials :
As Western countries do not allow them to violate ethical principles, many
pharmaceutical companies (without generalizing) carry out their clinical trials of drugs
and vaccines in developing or poor countries where experiments are carried out on
people without informing them and without their consent. A report36 written by Irene
Schipper (SOMO briefing paper on ethics in clinical trials) showed shocking and very
serious ethical violations ; in a clinical trial, for example, African women became
infected by HIV and then ill with AIDS. This clinical trial was funded by well-known
foundation and laboratory. In some countries, these scandalous clinical trials were
carried out with the complicity of local authorities and with conflicts of interest.
-A pharmaceutical company : AstraZeneca has been granted protection from future
product liability claims related to its COVID-19 vaccine, in case of harmful side effects
by most of the countries with which it has struck supply agreements. In other words, it
is the states and not AstraZeneca that will compensate the victims, that is to say with
the money of the citizens ! In this regard, we say to citizens : protest MASSIVELY
against this scandalous, shameful and deeply unfair agreement until it will be
deleted. You must refuse this IRRESPONSIBLE use of your money. Even Belgian
experts were “shocked” by this agreement.
-The scandals of dangerous and even deadly vaccines developed during epidemics
and we will mention two examples (we are, of course, not anti-vaccines since it calls
into question the discoveries of Edward Jenner) :
The scandal of the vaccine against the H1N1 : it has been tested on a small
number of people and yet it was marketed as safe in 2009. But one year later,
concerns were raised in Finland and Sweden about a possible association between
narcolepsy and the vaccine. A subsequent cohort study in Finland reported a 13-fold
increased risk of narcolepsy after vaccination in children and young people aged 4-
19, most of whom had onset within three months after vaccination and almost all
within six months. In 2013, a study published in the British Medical Journal confirmed
these results for England, too37. In total, this dangerous vaccine has resulted in 1,500
cases of narcolepsy in Europe alone and 80% of the victims are children. Part of the
vaccinated NHS medical staff was also affected by narcolepsy.
Narcolepsy is a chronic and incurable neurological disease where patients fall asleep
uncontrollably, they suffer from sleep attacks that last minutes and happen anywhere
and at anytime in the day (daytime sleepiness) and are also victims of impressive
cataplexy attacks (sudden temporary muscle weakness or loss of muscular control
caused by a strong emotion like a laugh, anger or surprise. This can cause weakness
in the knees, inability to articulate or sometimes even a fall during a few seconds).
This disease damages mental function and memory and can lead to hallucinations
and mental illness. Peter Todd, a lawyer who represented many of the claimants, told
the Sunday Times: "There has never been a case like this before. The victims of this
vaccine have an incurable and lifelong condition and will require extensive
medication". Among the vaccine victims : Josh Hadfield (eight years) who is on anti-
narcolepsy drugs costing £15,000 a year to help him stay awake during the school
day. "If you make him laugh, he collapses. His memory is shot. There is no cure. He
says he wishes he hadn't been born. I feel incredibly guilty about letting him have the
vaccine", said his mother38. Families suffered an ordeal that lasted 7 years to win
their case in court. And instead of the pharmaceutical laboratories compensating
them, the states38,39 did it, that is to say with the money of the citizens !
The scandal of the deadly dengue vaccine in an Asian country40, in 2018 :
According to the office of the prosecutor Persida Acosta, 500 children died as a result
of this vaccine and several thousand are sick. Some children need operations to
absorb the blood after severe bleedings. Most families cannot pay those operations.
According to the prosecutor, the responsibilities are shared between the laboratory
which sold "a dangerous vaccine" and the government which set up a "massive and
indiscriminate" vaccination campaign, in deplorable conditions. Doctor Erwin Erfe,
who worked for the prosecutor's office, performed two to three autopsies of children
per week with always the same results : "Internal bleedings, especially in the brain
and lungs...and swollen organs". This vaccine, however, promised to be a planetary
triumph ; in 2015, the laboratory confirmed with great fanfare the marketing of a
revolutionary dengue vaccine. It was a world first, the product of twenty years of
research and 1,5 billion euros of investment. Yet from the beginning, voices raised in
the scientific community :
Doctor Antonio Dans tried to warn about the inconclusive results of the first clinical
trials. In the United States, Professor Scott Halstead, a world renowned specialist in
the disease, even sent a video broadcasted in the Senate of the country to urge to
suspend the vaccination program. The former health minister of the country has been
charged in this scandal. "It’s the lure of profit that killed these children", said
prosecutor Persida Acosta.
20. We say : STOP to all these mad, dictatorial measures and certainly not
sanitary because of which tragedies occur every day : a teenage girl committed
suicide in Great Britain because, for her, the lockdown lasted 300 years41, a pregnant
woman suffered martyrdom during the childbirth in France42, a teenager in the USA
suffered a displaced jaw and will require surgery after he was assaulted by a couple
he asked to wear masks, a nurse were also assaulted in France and a bus driver
even died due to these illegal measures of mandatory masks, 60,000 cancer
patients could die in the UK because of a lack of treatment or diagnosis according
to Professor Karol Sikora, 12,000 people could die per day by the end of the year
as a result of hunger linked to COVID-19 measures (according to Oxfam), the
number of cardiac arrest doubled in some countries43, companies go bankrupt, 305
million full-time jobs have been lost -affecting especially : women and young people-
according to the International Labour Organisation, a man is dead because of mask
in the USA44, etc. Even the birds suffer from these dangerous measures and are
trapped and killed because of the masks : " [the gull could only] stumble and fall as
the poor thing had a disposable Covid face mask tangled around both legs…It's clear
the mask was there for some time and the elastic straps had tightened around his
legs as his joints were swollen and sore…I'm concerned that this gull could be the
first of many victims now that face masks are the norm", employees of the royal
society for the prevention of cruelty to animals said to the BBC on July 20 and the
bird suffered this torture for a week ! It should, also, be noted that the initial and
primary cause of George Floyd's tragedy is the lockdown : if there was no lockdown,
he would not have lost his job, he would have been on May 25 at work, he would not
have been murdered, the stores vandalism and fires as well as the clashes with the
police would not have happened, the chaos in the USA would have been avoided
and George Floyd would still be alive among us today.
21. We say to governments : EVERYTHING must return immediately to normal

(including the reopening of hospital services, air transport, economy, schools and
universities) and this global hostage-taking must stop because you have known,

with supporting evidence, that you as citizens, have been the victims of the biggest
health scam of the 21th century. Professor Carl Heneghan said on August 23 that
the public fear that is stopping the country returning to normal is unfounded,
according to the Express. Professors Karina Reiss and Sucharit Bhakdi released in
June, a book called : "Corona : false alarm ?" 45 . The mayor of a city in Europe
declared : "The atmosphere spread on [the subject of the coronavirus] is particularly
heavy and becomes suspicious". Doctor Olivier Chailley has written a book called :
"The virus of fear, how the whole world became crazy". Professor Sucharit Bhakdi
(he sent, also, a letter to Angela Merkel) described the measures taken, including
lockdown, as : "grotesque, absurd and very dangerous...a horrible impact on the
world economy...self-destruction and collective suicide...". An international and
independent investigation must be opened and those responsible must be tried.
22. We say to the citizens : to keep you in the “flock”, it is possible that some will try
to discredit us by all means, for example by accusing us of conspiracy, etc. Do not
listen to them, they are LIARS because the information you have been given are :
medical, scientific and documented.
23. We say to the citizens : this letter should not lead you to violence towards
anyone. React peacefully. And if a healthcare professional who signs this letter will
be attacked or slandered or threatened or persecuted : support him MASSIVELY.
Dear citizens : a lot of scientists, eminent professors in medicine and health
professionals around the world denounced what is going on and it’s time for you to
wake up ! If you don’t talk, new dictatorial measures “made in China” will be imposed.
You must REFUSE this. We assure you that these measures have nothing to do with
medicine or hygiene or the preservation of public health, it is dictatorship and
madness. Doctor Anders Tegnell said : «The world went mad» with coronavirus
lockdowns which «fly in the face of what is known about handling virus pandemics».
24. We invite health professionals ALL AROUND THE WORLD to be strong and
courageous and to do their duty of telling the truth, to join us MASSIVELY in the
collective : United Health Professionals and to sign this letter by :
-Sending 4 informations : first name, last name, profession and country to :
join.unitedhealthprofessionals@gmail.com

-Sending (to join.unitedhealthprofessionals@gmail.com) a video (in English or in your
language) between 5 and 10 minutes in which you give your opinion and expertise on
COVID-19 or on the measures taken to fight COVID-19. Your video will be then
published on the YouTube channel of the collective.
The list of signatories will be updated regularly.
Albert Einstein said : "the world will not be destroyed by those who do evil, but by
those who look at them without doing anything".
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SIGNATORIES MEMBERS OF THE COLLECTIVE :
Professor Martin Haditsh, microbiology, infectious disease and tropical medicine

specialist, Austria
Ghislaine Gigot, general practitioner, France
François Pesty, pharmacist, France
Catherine Raulin, general practitioner, France
Laurent Hervieux, general practitioner, France
Geneviève Magnan, nurse, France
Jean-Pierre Eudier, dental surgeon, Luxembourg
Andrée Van Den Borre, dental surgeon, Belgium
Mauricio Castillo, anesthesiologist and intensive care physician, Chile
Marie-Claude Luley-Leroide, general practitioner, France
Daniele Joulin, general practitioner, France
Mohamed Zelmat, clinical biologist, France
Nadine Blondel, nurse, France
Hélène Banoun, pharmacist and biologist, France
Estelle Ammar, speech therapist, France
Caroline Durieu, general practitioner, Belgium

Doris Stucki, psychiatrist, Switzerland
Jessica Leddy, licensed acupuncturist, United States
Fabien Quedeville, general practitioner, France
Michel Angles, general practitioner, France
Dominique Carpentier, general practitioner, France
Christophe Cornil, plastic surgeon, France
Pierre Brihaye, ear, nose and throat specialist, Belgium
Elizabeth Luttrell, certified nursing assistant, United States
Tasha Clyde, nurse, United States
Walter Weber, internal medicine and oncology specialist, Germany
Professor Pierre-Francois Laterre, anesthesiologist and intensive care physician,
Belgium
Sylvie Lathoud, clinical psychologist, France
Karim Boudjedir, hematologist, France
Caroline Heisch, osteopath, France
Eric Blin, physiotherapist, France
Vincent Schmutz, dental surgeon, France
Zieciak WB, ears nose and throat surgeon, South Africa
Virginie Merlin, nurse, Belgium
Gabriel Brieuc, anesthesiologist, Belgium
Marie-José Eck, general practitioner, France
Patricia Grasteau, nursing assistive personnel, France
Christine Villeneuve, psychotherapist, France
Philippe Voche, plastic surgeon, France
Gérard Bossu, osteopath, France
Elaine Walker, emergency medicine physician, United States
Richard Amerling, nephrologist, United States
Phil Thomas, general practitioner, South Africa
Manfred Horst, allergologist and immunologist, France
Sybille Burtin, public health physician, France
Chantal Berge, nurse, France
Denis Agret, emergency medicine and public health physician, France
Mélanie Dechamps, intensive care physician, Belgium
Pascal Sacré, intensive care physician, Belgium
Prosper Aimé Seme Ntomba, dental surgeon, Cameroon
Sandrine Lejong, pharmacist, Belgium
Professor Jan Zaloudik, surgical oncology, Czech Republic
Cerise Gaugain, midwife, France
Delphine Balique, midwife, France
Marion Campo, midwife, France
Olivier Chailley, cardiologist, France
Johan Sérot, physiotherapist, France
Arlette Fauvelle, pharmacist, Belgium
Farooq Salman, ear, nose and throat specialist, Irak
Olga Goodman, rheumatologist, United States
Pascal Leblond, nurse, France
Sybille Morel, nurse, France
Marie-Thérèse Nizier, physiotherapist, France
Graziella Mercy, nurse, France
Pierre Maugeais, general practitioner, France
Carrie Madej, internal medicine specialist, United States
Victor Gomez Saviñon, cardiac surgeon, Mexico
Martin Boucher, nurse, Canada
Evelyne Nicolle, pharmacist, France
Agnès Dupond, general practitioner, France
Azad Mitha, general practitioner, France
Ines Heller, physiotherapist, France
Marie Laravine, nurse, France
Khaleel Kareem, anesthesiologist and intensive care physician, Irak
Tonya Davis, certified nursing assistant, United States
Mary Baty, dental hygienist, United States
Jean-Pierre Letourneur, hepatogastroenterologist, France
Luis Angel Ponce Torres, trauma and orthopaedic surgeon, Peru
Professor Christophe de Brouwer, public health physician, Belgium
Corinne Dodelin-Bricout, pediatrician, France
Jana Schwiek, pharmacist, Germany
Thierry Gourvénec, pédopsychiatrist, France
Stefan Landshamer, pharmacist, Germany
Christine Schirmann, physiotherapist, France
Jean Pierre Garcia, general practitioner, France
Thomas Haase, pharmacist, Germany
Louis Fouché, anesthesiologist and intensive care physician, France
Professor Paul Touboul, cardiologist, France
Michael Knoch, physician, Germany
Claire Charton Promeyrat, nurse, France
Kerstin Schön, neurology, psychiatry and psychotherapy specialist, Germany
Paul-Conrad Delaëre, physiotherapist, France
Manon Dannenmuller, physioterapist, France
Catherine Solignac-Fernström, immunoallergist, France
Cécile Andri, physician, Belgium
Perrine Terrasse, physiotherapist and nutritionist, France
Maria Ojeda, physiotherapist, France
Cornelia Schielein, pharmacist, Germany
Felix Schielein, pharmacist, Germany
Christine Dubois, nurse, France
Angelique Huet, nursing assistive personnel, France
Noémie Marguet, general practitioner, France
Michel Charluet, physiotherapist and osteopath, France
Hind Mahmoudi, nurse, Switzerland
Isabelle Riou, nurse, France
Jean-François Bertholon, physiologist, France
Clotilde Branly, midwife, France
Isabelle Ducros, nurse, France
Caroline Viane, allergist, France
Edouard Descat, radiologist, France
Matthias Pietzner, pharmacist, Germany
Catherine Salvi-Defrasne, general practitioner, Switzerland
Brigitte Debourg, nurse, France
Amandine Thomasset, psychiatrist, France
Nathalie Garcia-Bonnet, general practitioner, France
Christiane Conte Guiraud, endocrinologist, France
Martine Matthey, nurse, France
Daniela Engel, general practitioner, France
Florent Collonge, physiotherapist, France
Hélène Feuvrier-Romand, general practitioner, France
Professor Fady G Haddad, internal medicine specialist, Lebanon
Olivier Catry, physiotherapist, Luxembourg
Elena Andrei, general practitioner, Romania
Dorothée Bordier, pharmacist, Switzerland
Sophie Biénabe, emergency medicine physician, France
Francesco Martini, digestive surgeon, France
Bruno Valois, general practitioner, France
Florence Jonville, nurse, France
Céline Deladreue, pharmacist, France
Laura Meyer, physiotherapist, Belgium
François-Xavier Clément, anesthesiologist, Switzerland
Leandro Patterson Silva, general practitioner, Cuba
Pierre Gautron, nurse, France
Corinne Daurat, nurse, France
Emmanuel Agyemang, nurse, France
Jean-Philippe Wispelaere, nurse, France
Marc Keucker, legal medicine specialist, France
Marta Barreda González, general practitioner and public health specialist, Spain
Carmela Scuncio, nursing assistive personnel, Switzerland
Didier Mariéthoz, nutritionist, Switzerland
Murielle François, pediatrician and endocrinologist, France
Alain Roguet, dental surgeon, France
Christine Albanel, dental surgeon, France
Delphine Rive, general practitioner, France
Jérôme Le Bihan, general practitioner, France
Bruno Staquet, general practitioner, Switzerland
Robert Béliveau, general practitioner, Canada
Claire-Hélène Henesse, nurse, Switzerland
Arlette Flori Le Fur, rheumatologist, France
Hélène De Cristoforo, general practitioner, France
Sylvie Huitorel, nurse, France
Jean-Marie Lupart, psychiatrist, France
Annick Zabulon, nurse, France
Frédérique Giacomoni, psychiatrist, Switzerland
Olivier Gérin, general practitioner, Switzerland
Chantal Leveille, nurse, France
Cécilia Plaisant, pharmacist, France
Xavier Larvor, occupational physician, France
Michelle Camelin, general practitioner, France
Florence Jacquelin, general practitioner and palliative care physician, France
Andreas Stein, general practitioner, Germany
Bettina Weisheit, pharmacist, Germany
Susanne Weisheit, psychiatrist, Germany
Sabine Paliard Franco, general practitioner, France
Brigitte Delporte, general practitioner and acupuncturist, France
Patricia Combier, general practitioner, France
Marie-Bénédicte Hibon, general practitioner, France
Maxime Carron, pharmacist, France
Soraya Abbassen, dental surgeon, Algeria
Amale Belemlih, osteopath, Morroco
Carmela Baur, pharmacist, Germany
Marianne Klein, physician, Switzerland
Karine Hadida, clinical psychologist, France
Christine Dautheribes, anesthesiologist, France
Jean-François Enault, anesthesiologist, France
Nathalie Fournier, dermatologist, France
Aude Meesemaecker, nurse, France
Milana Lenzlinger, acupuncturist, Switzerland
Sandra Mannstadt, child psychologist and psychotherapist, Switzerland
Philip Siegenthaler, general practitionner, Switzerland
Anne Andre De L'arc, nurse, France
Marijo Ferrier, nurse, France
Claire Renou, nurse, France
Karim Zaher, physiotherapist, France
Stéphanie Delhaye, nurse, France
René Studer, clinical microbiologist, Switzerland
Jean-Claude Fajeau, physician, Switzerland
Mignon Hugues, general practitioner, Belgium
Alessandro Salsi, speech therapist, Italy
Bernadette Petithomme, psychiatrist, France
Nadia Banaszynski, nurse, France
Nicole Colomas, nurse, France
Martine Goueze, midwife, France
Émilie Taine, midwife, France
Rita Köppel, pharmacist, Germany
Daniel Favre, physiotherapist and osteopath, Switzerland
Paul Wüthrich, nurse, Switzerland
Yann Burmann, nurse, Switzerland
Olivier Collet, osteopath, France
Laurent Lalliot, physiotherapist, France‌
Jean-François Pascal, geriatrician, France
Michèle Michet, anesthesiologist, France
Jeanne-Marie Bernard, nurse, France
Maria Niero, nurse, Argentina
Marie-Ève Parenteau, acupuncturist, Mexico
Aisatou Guaye, nurse anesthesist, Switzerland
Marique Sean, physiotherapist, Belgium
Chloé Raynal, nurse, France
Solenne Lapalus-Erhard, clinical psychologist, France
Isabelle Brunat, clinical psychologist, France
Robert Luy, general practitioner, France
Françoise Hossenlopp, general practitioner, France
Ahmad Harfoosh, cardiologist, Egypt
Cathy Duquaine, nurse, Belgium
Zohra Alami Merouni, clinical biologist, Morroco
Alexandra Meert, clinical psychologist, Belgium
Jens Münch, neurologist, France
Jean-François Comet, general practitioner, France
Yves Gaignoux, general practitioner, France
Julie Lam, general practitioner, France
Michel Arteil, dental surgeon, France
Jean Marie Radiguet, general practitioner, New Caledonia
Fatima Azizi, general practitioner, Morroco
Vincent Pissoat, dentist, Germany
Carmen Marti Amiguet, radiologist, Spain
Nassime Touillon, general practitioner, France
Noella Szerzyna Gay, surgeon, France
Cecilia Lopez, cardiologist, France
Maud Lenglet, nurse, France
Lucy Warren, nurse, France
Chris Tsiros, Public and community health specialist, Greece
Javier Cabeza Marinelli, neurologist, Argentina
Ricardo Falcón Lambán, general practitioner, Spain
Gaelle Wery, physiotherapist, New Caledonia
Mary Maliet, nurse, France
Eric Neuman, psychiatrist, France
Mélanie Gourmelon, speech therapist, France
Lise Nathanson, clinical psychologist, France
Florence Tisserant, pharmacist, France
Virginie Reding, dermatologist, Belgium
Pablo Liendo, psychologist, Argentina
Matelda Josefina Lisdero, physician, Argentina
Marie Sevenants, general practitioner, Belgium
Nathalie Maulun, nurse, France
Rémi Saudax, pharmacist, France
Caroline Jouannelle-Sulpicy, pathologist, France
Emmanuelle Béra, clinical psychologist, France
Nathalie Cor, ophtalmologist, France
Salim Kheloufi, medical technologist, Algeria
Ángeles Rodríguez Cejas, general practitioner, Spain
José Rafael Talefe, osteopath, Portugal
Marie Louise Allen, general practitioner, Belgium
Carmen Soler Arnedo, general practitioner, Spain
Françoise Zitte, nurse, France
Florence Lair, radiologist, France
Arnaud Marty, physical medicine and rehabilitation doctor, France
François Payet, nurse, France
Tulio Sarron, general practitioner, France
Anne-Dominique Festeraerts, general practitioner, Belgium
Yelitza Romero Mesia, surgeon, Venezuela
Christine Saahs, pediatrician, Austria
Jovana Stojkovic, psychiatrist, Serbia
Karine Baude, nutritionist, France
Odile Peltret, nurse, France
Patricia Duteil, general practitioner, France
Horst Bongard, obstetrician and gynecologist, France
Claude Motuel, general practitioner, France
Catherine Laureys, dentist, Belgium
Susanna Petit, general practitioner, Switzerland
Juan Carbonell Torregrosa, acupuncturist, Spain
Bruno Ferroni, general practitioner, Switzerland
Mariha Leblond, ophtalmologist, France
Jean Gouézo, general practitioner, France
Claire Delval, general practitioner, France
Marlène Mellinger, dental surgeon, France
Hélène Sévry, nurse, France
Said Belkadi, public health physician, Morroco
Christiane Devenoges, physiotherapist, Switzerland
Martinez Infante Ana, physician, Argentina
Ana Marí Davérède, physician, Argentina
Martine Juppin, nurse, France
Christine Pomer, nursing assistive personnel, France
Emilie Negro, nurse, France
Pascale Mottay, midwife, France
Lydia Bianconi, physiotherapist, France
Joseba Arrieta, osteopath, Basque Country
Marta Jiménez Lozano, physiotherapist, Spain
Sylvianne Honorez, nurse, Belgium
Miguel Angel Soler, neurologist, Argentina
Julien Quéré, physiotherapist, France
Béatrice Petit, physician, France
Bernard Schmitt, osteopath, France
Serge Roess, dental surgeon, France
Nathalie George, epidemiologist, France
Maria Fuentes Caballero, general practitioner, Spain
Emma Parkinson, physiotherapist, United Kingdom
Nelson F Samaniego Idrovo, general and digestive surgeon, Ecuador
Carmen Dorita Sarmiento Barba, surgeon, Ecuador
Florence Mignard, psychotherapist, France
Jean Francois Brechot, clinical biologist, France
Adeline Vanhuysse, nurse, France
Vincent Reliquet, general practitioner, France
Marie Simonnot-Mathon, general practitioner, France
Glareimy Ruiz, obstetrician and gynecologist, Venezuela
Brigitte Dohmen, clinical psychologist, Belgium
Silvano Baztán Guindo, physician, Spain
Leonardo Rafael González Bayona, general practitioner, Argentina
Serge Rader, pharmacist, France
Ally Dulymamode, anesthesiologist, France
Carl Scaillet, general practitioner, France
Fanny Ecochard, clinical psychologist, France
Jean-Paul Zemb, pediatrician, France
Léticia Schinz, nurse, Switzerland
Emilio Morales Prado, physician, Spain
Severine Essex, physician and acupuncturist, Finland
Emilienne Simillion, Osteopath, Belgium
Claire Janvier, physician and osteopath, France
Frédéric Vallée, pharmacist, France
Angélique Vallée, pharmacy technician, France
Pierre Clos, general practitioner, France
Virginie Amalric Baquerre, clinical psychologist, France
Maria J Van Den Berg, general practitioner, United Kingdom
Jose Cienfuegos Campini, obstetrician and gynecologist, Spain
Majid Bel Hadj Soulami, general practitioner, Morroco
Vincenzo Fuca, nurse, Belgium
Pauline de Vaux, psychiatrist, France
Séhomi Azonaha, public health nurse, France
Pascal Cosentino, physiotherapist, France
Jocelyne Lazare, nurse, France
Martine Gineyts, nurse, France
Juan Alonso, chiropractor, Spain
Pilar Rodríguez Vidal, nursing assistive personnel, Spain
Fabio Borghesi, general practitioner, Spain
Maria Castro Romero, clinical psychologist, United Kingdom
Michel Froissard, anesthesist and intensive care physician, France
Judith Dalmais, general practitioner, France
Agnès Vieljeux, nurse, France
Helena Romo, nurse, France
Patrick Klein, dental surgeon, France
Cathalina Caro Olave, nurse, Chile
Dario Alcayaga, dental surgeon, Chile
Alain Sartenaer, general practitioner, Belgium
Pilar Lobato Astorga, midwife, Spain
Gwennola Nouet Berthelot, general practitioner, France
Laure Cosentino, clinical psychologist, France
Pascale Rondot, dental surgeon, France
Evelyne Devin, nurse, France
Eric Dudoit, clinical psychologist, France
Jose Luis Ruiz Gurbindo, intensive care physician, Spain
Angel Nunez, clinical psychologist, Peru
Olga Martínez de Lagran, clinical psychologist, Spain
Nathalie Scheidegger, nurse, Switzerland
Colette Dufresne, nurse, France
Isabelle Steinmetz Parrot, general practitioner, France
Eric Le Guen, nephrologist, France
Marc Arer, general practitioner, France
Hélène Lieutaud, endocrinologist, France
José Martínez Albarracín, general practitioner, Spain
Lurdes Cerol, cardiologist, Portugal
María Del Montecarmelo Alvarez Zarzuelo, nurse, Spain
Amaia Yudego Azkue, nurse, Spain
Florent Poirier, physiotherapist, France
Delphine Cahoreau, general practitioner, France
Jean-François Wai Choon, dental surgeon, France
Frédéric Mouysset, physician, France
Frédéric Vinyes, surgeon, Spain
Maria Cristina Blanco Rodriguez, physician, Spain
Manuel Gutierrez Ontiveros, physician, Spain
Juan José, general and digestive surgeon, Spain
Eric Saint-Jevin, nurse, France
Pascale Gerbaud, pharmacist, France
Marie Rabier, Osteopath, France
Marie-Dominique Beschet, nurse, France
Corinne Ayello, nurse, France
Belen Angel Arias, dentist, Spain
Nicole Pasteur, nurse, Switzerland
Hilario Robledo, surgeon, Spain
Francisco Dorado García, general practitioner, Spain
Adeline Vanhuysse, nurse, France
Marie Dominique Chemin, general practitioner, France
Philippe Bonnet, general practitioner, France
Alain Joseph, general practitioner, France
Anne Anthonissen, general practitioner, France
María Pilar de la Cueva Barrao, obstetrician and gynecologist, Spain
Cristina Pinho, gastroenterologist, Portugal
Jean Claude Ngabo, public health physician, Democratic Republic of the Congo
José Jesus Ruiz Joyanes, physician, Spain
Louis-Adrien Ollu, osteopath, France
Jean-Francois Rheinart, radiologist, France
Édouard Collot, psychiatrist, France
Ariane Bilheran, clinical psychologist, France
Shanti Rouvier, clinical psychologist, France
Céline Delrez, nurse, Belgium
Raquel Contreras Fariñas, nurse, Spain
Philippe Wyckmans, psycholtherapist, Belgium
Ana Echeveste, chiropractor, Spain
Pascal Lescure, general practitionner, France
Marie Roseline, general practitionner, France
Martine Mérour, pulmonologist, France
Soumïâa Sayah, nurse, France
Carine Baudry, nurse, France
Sonia Ivonne Acevedo Sepulveda, dental surgeon and nurse, Chile
Anunciada Gasset, general practitioner, Spain
Nathalie Calame, physician, Switzerland
Renaud Fiévet, anesthesiologist, Belgium
Martin Gerard, nurse, France
Marie-Odile Fredouelle, general practitionner, France
Aurelie Moreau, nurse, France
Muriel Combemale, nurse, France
Patrick Camus, general practitionner, France
Joaquim Fontanals, ophtalmolgist, Spain
Douglas Pedroza, general surgery and public health specialist, Venezuela
Nora Zeiguer, gynecologist, Argentina
Juan Ramon Perez Sanchez, general practitionner, Spain
Catherine Gervaise, midwife, France
Nicole Delépine, pediatric oncologist, France
Céline Vinuesa, physiotherapist, France
Anne-marie Begue Simon, physician, France
Béatrice Varlet, nurse, France
Marie Ernst, nurse, Belgium
Julio Hakanovitz, physician, Argentina
Luis Ricardo Borriquero, clinical biologist, Spain
Felix Di Lernia, physician, Argentina
Isabelle Rile, emergency medicine physician, France
Corinne Bitoun, occupational physician, France
Salam aziz, nurse anesthesist, France
Paul Bousquet, physician, France
René Bergeot, general practitioner, France
Salvador Vivallo Dumubef, general practitionner, Chile
Natalie de Bruyn, pharmacist, Germany
Nassima Gasmi, physician, Algeria
Lisa Shimizu, pharmcist, Portugal
Frédéric Préaux, radiologist, France
Eric Menat, general practitionner, France
Michel Souid, general practitionner and geriatrician, France
Patrick Salvia, general practitionner, France
Aurore Simard, osteopath, France
Éric Potier, nurse, Switzerland
Montecarmelo Alvarez Zarzuelo, nurse, Spain
Peter Himken, pharmacist, Germany
Isabelle Silvestre, physiotherapist, France
Sophie Cohen, clinical psychologist, France
Thomas Bianchi, physiotherapist, France
Marie-José Colibeau, osteopath, France
Jean-Michel Bodron, emergency physician, France
Elsie Merisma, general practitionner, Haiti
Francisco Patrício, general practitioner and occupational physician, Portugal
Marianne Rist, nutritional therapist, United Kingdom
Juan Carlos Camargo Cuéllar, physician, Colombia
Monique Marillier, nurse, France
Patrice Albert, nurse, France
Gérard Delepine, surgeon, France
Gérald Schléwitz, clinical psychologist, France
Nathalie Campredon, nurse, France
Yuri Carvajal Bañados, public health physician, Chile
Thomas Dimitriou, medical technologist, Greece
Maria Helena de Lima Teixeira, plastic surgeon, Portugal
Juan Cruz, physician, Ecuador
Aude Hariche, general practitionner, France
Maryline Nicolas, nurse, France
Françoise Corbin, general practitionner, France
Eloi Lecavelier, physiotherapist, France
Laurence Ducol, speech therapist, France
Fernando Ramos Orihuela, physiotherapist, Spain
Joseph Meyer, surgeon, Belgium
Jesús Galán Dueñas, physician, Spain
Marie-Claire Bouhy, nurse, Belgium
Gaëlle Stephant, nurse, France
Alain Joseph, general practitioner, France
Jean-François Teyssier, general practitioner, France
Catherine Demay, nurse, France
Anne Marie Rouxel Coat, dermatologist, France
André Lajoie, chiropractor, Canada
Corinne Cossali, radiologist, Switzerland
Lahlou Hind, pulmonologist, Morroco
Jean-Charles Montagne, pharmacist, Switzerland
Nathalie Joffrin, nurse, France
Patricia Ménoret Cirot, dental surgeon, France
Mahdi Chouioukh, nurse, France
Marc Lamoureux, physiotherapist, France
Marc Laloux, physiotherapist, France
Jordi Roig Giménez, psychiatrist, Spain
Psicólogos por la Verdad association, Spain
Zac Cox, dental surgeon, United Kingdom
Christine Rappaz, psychiatrist, Switzerland
Isabelle Merlet, geriatrician, France
Aïssa Ibnoulkhatib, surgeon, France
Alice Thomas, Osteopath, France
Claude Martin, nurse, France
Nadine Six, nurse, France
Laurent Devalet, osteopath, Luxembourg
Fabienne Gougler, physiotherapist, Portugal
Katrien Steenhoudt, psychologist, Belgium
Ghalya Lataoui, general practitionner, Morroco
Jacqueline Brun, nurse, France
Laure Ballu, osteopath, France
Guy Petit, nurse, France
Philippe Lamour, nurse, France
Michel Chiara, physiotherapist, France
Charles Mathonet, surgeon, Germany
Chemello Raffaella, nurse, Belgium
Dominique Honorez, pediatric nurse practitioner, Belgium
Fabienne Thibaut, nurse, Belgique
Isabelle Cuinet, medical technologist, France
Romain Philipps, nurse, France
Caroline Mallet, midwife, France
Bénédicte Lacroze, midwife, France
Brigitte Aubert-Walter, psychiatrist, France
Annes Bouria, pharmacist, Belgium
Pierre Deward, physiotherapist, Belgium
Elisenda Fernandez, nurse, Spain
Khalid Zouine, pharmacist, Morroco
Géraldine Brion, physiotherapist, France
Adeline Levrat, clinical psychologist, France
Fatma Beldjilali, pediatric nurse assistant, France
Fernand Dobat-Chauleau, general practitioner, France
Eric Toullec, orthopedic surgeon, France
Claudia Ucros, clinical psychologist, Belgium
Souad Oudgiri, pulmonologist, Morroco
Mohammed Ali Debbarh, physician, Morroco
Cathy Duquaine, nurse, Belgium
Vincent Di Piero, clinical psychologist, France
Catherine Pettinger, nurse, France
Martine Wonner, psychiatrist, France
Soizic Ballut, nurse, France
Georges Minaides, physiotherapist, France
Bénédicte de Thysebaert, midwife, Belgium
Stéphane Résimont, physician, Belgium
Grégoire Del Marmol, internal medicine resident, Belgium
Nathalie Herin, dentist, Belgium
Fabienne marzani, nurse, France
Caroline Tchantchane, nursing assistive personnel, France
Vanessa Le Moine, nurse, France
Denis Levesque, nurse, France
Marie Christine Paumel, nurse, France
Ingrid Theunissen, gynecologist, Belgium
Xavier Noël, pharmacist, New Caledonia
Anne Dubois, physiotherapist, Belgium
Samir Lamnadi, emergency medicine specialist, Morroco
Julia Delavacquerie, pediatric nurse assistant, France
Anh Nguyen, dental surgeon, France
Eric Saban, pediatrician, France
Sophie Caron, clinical psychologist, France
Elisabeth Hérion, digestive surgeon, France
Nadia Koutini, general practitionner, Tunisia
Mohamed Berrada, ear, nose and throat specialist, Morroco
Mathieu Colette, nurse, Belgium
Gersende De Bie, ear, nose and throat specialist, Belgium
Hassan Adda, nephrologist, France
Thalie Agot, pharmacist, France
Céline de Clippele, physiotherapist, France
Catherine Blanc, nurse, France
Fabienne Mornet, dental surgeon, France
Valeriane Dietrich, nurse anesthesist, Canada
Manuel Hurtado Sepúlveda, general practitionner, Chile
Anne André, physiotherapist, Belgium
Javier Rodriguez, general practitioner, Colombia
Catherine Joubert, physiotherapist, France
Ingrid Vidal, nurse, France
Agnès Rouby, nurse, France
Marie-christine Douet, speech therapist, France
Sandrine Peeters, nurse, France
Sarah Castille, physiotherapist, Belgium
Pamela Grossenbacher, nurse, Switzerland
Donatienne de Halleux, speech therapist, Belgium
Sofia Emmenegger, physiotherapist, Switzerland
Heidi Pisser, nurse, France
Christine Fernandez, general practitioner, France
René Clavilier, general practitioner, France
Amandine Le Moine, nursing assistive personnel, France
Aurélie Gossmann, nursing assistive personnel, France
Fatiha Manouach, general practitionner, Belgium
Muriel Heggerickx Herstal, nurse, Belgium
Diane Brunner, pharmacist, Switzerland
Xenia Castillo, pediatrician, Dominican Republic
Carole Cocu, nursing assistive personnel, France
Nicole Gagnaire, nurse, France
Perrine Garrido, clinical psychologist, France
Jessica Alfiniti, nurse, France
Élise Merlier, nurse, France
Alan Richard, physiotherapist, Switzerland
Denis Arslanagic, dentist, Italy
Carlos Albino, clinical psychologist, Portugal
Gina Moka Teteb, nurse, Belgium
Jeff Smith, nurse, United States
Martine Saget, clinical psychologist, France
Aline Pélage, pharmacist, France
Fabienne Pierson, pharmacist, France
Valérie Rossignol, nurse, France
Annick Liobard, nursing assistive personnel, France
Anne Delforge, nurse, Belgium
Clara Malek, clinical psychologist and psychotherapist, Belgium
Manuel Moran, surgeon, United States
Philippe Caprasse, infectious disease specialist, Belgium
Stéphane Darteyre, neurologist, France
Patrizia Chiaramello, gynecologist, France
Vanessa Toussaint, nurse, France
Eric Simon, osteopath, France
Charles-Antoine Winter, nutritionist, France
Jean-François Lescuyer, general practitioner, Portugal
Renaud Fiévet, anesthesiologist, Belgium
Domenico Mastrangelo, oncologist, Italy
Christine Maurel, clinical psychologist, France
Marie-Pierre Courtial, nurse, France
Philippe Margat, osteopath and physiotherapist, France
Chrystele Grollier, pharmacist, France
Christophe Morand, nurse, France
Michele Jenni Rozet, osteopath, Switzerland
Lefkothea Dimou, physician, Greece
Federico Garcia-Godoy, dentist, Dominican Republic
Pablo Buono, general practitioner, Switzerland
Olivier Téqui, general practitioner, France
Myriam Vergnes, nurse, France
Corinne Schneider, dentist, France
Céline Moutier, nurse, France
Sylvia Charbonnier, nurse, France
Dimitris Kalogiros, dentist, Greece
Mirtha Parada, pharmacist, Chile
Selma Chérif, general practitioner, Tunisia
María Rodríguez, nurse, Spain
Gabriel Marion, psychiatrist, France
Sylvie Doliveux, osteopath, France
Claire Bossard, physiotherapist, France
Corinne Richoux Mercier, nurse, France
Marion Frapolli, clinical psychologist, France
Veronique Elefant-Yanni, clinical psychologist, Switzerland
Shelyn Somani, general practitioner, Canada
Tomás Pincheira, dentist, Chile
Hanan Boualam, midwife, Morocco
Jacques Lamothe, pediatrician, France
Anne-Marie Trelat, pediatrician, France
Brice Charretier, colorectal Surgeon, France
Christiane Petit, nurse, France
Odile Cathelineau, nurse, France
Aikaterini Pantazi, pediatrician, Greece
Nicolay Benoit, anesthesiologist, Belgium
Anastasia Kotsmanidou, general practitioner, Greece
Francisco G. Nobrega, general practitioner, Brazil
Gilbert Tominez, general practitioner, France
Marie Laure Trotel, general practitioner, France
Anne Catherine Martin, general practitioner, France
Pascal Achaintre, dental surgeon, France
Stéphanie Marchand, nurse, France
Sophie Stavrinidis, internal medicine specialist and cardiologist, Canada
Eva Fernández, nurse, Spain
Alexandros Vassaras, neuroimmunologist, Greece
Oussama Nouar, pharmacist, Morroco
Alain Boucher, nurse, France
Francois Ottavi Menager, osteopath, France
Noémie Moreau, physiotherapist, France
Dalila Gomez, nurse, France
Samira Roirand, physiotherapist, France
Martial Champagne, nurse, Canada
Stelios Katzilierakis, pharmacist, Greece
Dimitrios Panagiotopoulos, gynecologist and obstetrician, Greece
Manuela Tavares, internal medicine specialist, Portugal
Clémence Decourteix, osteopath, France
Catherine Rossi, dental surgeon, France
Nathalie Bosch, dental surgeon, France
Rémi Jean Pelletier, orthopedic surgeon, France
Ludivine Cahoreau, osteopath, France
Cristiana Almeida, nuclear medicine specialist, Brazil
Doniphane Lachat, doctor of osteopathic medicine, Switzerland
Carlos Pinto, physician, Brazil
Sunita Lachat, nutritionist, Switzerland
Florence Victor, speech therapist, France
Agnès Bernard, general practitioner, France
Caroline Terrenoir, general practitioner, France
Laurence Le Gall, general practitioner, France
Michel Fabre, general practitioner, France
Constance Foisy, nurse, Canada
Patricia Ochoa, nutritionist, Mexico
John Alexakis, nurse, Greece
Natali Pace, general practitioner, Argentina
Régine Eloy, speech therapist, France
Fernand-Paul Berthenet, osteopath, France
Isabelle Bracquart, nurse, France
Anne-Christine Frégnac, speech therapist, France
Thierry Duclos, general practitioner, France
Tiziana Balbi, pathologist, Italy
Sebastian Fritz, emergency medical technician, Germany
Nives Brama, gynecologist and obstetrician, Italy
Aline Balere, nurse, France
François Appavoupoulle, psychiatrist, France
Catherine Delvaux, osteopath and physiotherapist, France
Didier Bornuat, psychotherapist, France
Jean-Philippe Carbonell, osteopath and physiotherapist, France
Frances Tagg, psychotherapist, United Kingdom
Alessandra Olla, pharmacist, Italy
Thierry Pasquier, pharmacist, Canada
Rolland Paradeis, osteopath and physiotherapist, France
Franck Madet, physician and osteopath, France
Corinne Caron, nurse, France
Dominique Pigaglio, nurse, France
Aline Thinlot, nurse, France
Andrea Cogoni, nurse, Italy
Olivier Lhoest, anesthesiologist and intensive care physician, Belgium
Dara Jovanovic, pharmacy technician, Serbia
Giovanni Pierini, Associate Professor, legal medicine and toxicology, Italy
Isabelle Lecourtier, pediatrician, France
Nathalie Follana, physiotherapist and osteopath, France
Micheline Feltin, nurse, France
Didier Girard, general practitioner, France
Delphine Messiaen, midwife, France
Annes Bouria, pharmacist, Belgium
Carla Sartori, nurse, Italia
Roberta Vittorangeli, pediatrician and anesthesiologist, Italy
Alessandro Palma, dentist, Italy
Sandrine Michel, pharmacist, France
Céline Cocuaud, podologist, France
Philippe Ventrou, general practitioner, France
Agnes Brabant, nurse, France
Danielle Schattel, midwife, France
Sibyl Szedressy, physiotherapist, Switzerland
Virginie Romain, psychologist, Belgium
Annette Blavier, nurse, Belgium
Valeria Losurdo, occupational therapist, Italy
Anthony Curty, osteopath, France
Thomas Dupre, physiotherapist, France
Valérie Broni, nurse, France
Christine Cazet, physiotherapist, France
Fabrice Predhumeau, nurse, France
Federico Lopez Ares, emergency medicine specialist, Spain
Luca Poretti, general practitioner and nutritionist, Italy
Massimiliano Quaresima, physiotherapist, Italy
Devis Zampedri, pharmacist, Italy
Mélanie Rey-Streiff, nurse, France
Elisabeth Marti-Bagnoli, radiologist, France
Sylvie Balaguer, nurse, France
Frédérique Doublat, pharmacist, France
Aline Fau, nurse, France
Sonia Verardo, physiotherapist, Belgium
Paolo Martino Allegri, pediatrician, Italy
Lucía Saputelli, obstetrician and gynecologist, Venezuela
Julie Lafrance, dental surgeon, Canada
Dominique Delbos, general practitioner, France
Corinne Bernard, general practitioner and geriatrician, France
Christine Dubois-Chaye, general practitioner, France
Fariba Gandji, general practitioner, France
Patrick Luzi, physiotherapist, France
Patrick Geys, dentist, Belgium
Carla Venturini, physiotherapist, Italy
Antonino Laudani, physician, Italy
Elfie Fritz, psychologist, Germany
Jean-Louis Jambut, physiotherapist, France
Christine Chauvet, clinical psychologist, France
Christiane Lopez, nurse, France
Eric Marlien, osteopath, France
Carolina Weisse, clinical psychologist and psychotherapist, France
Marianne Gassel, clinical psychologist, Belgium
Philip Incao, physician, United States
Alessandra Fagnoni, nurse, Italy
Pappa Dionysie, psychologist, Greece
Victoria Désiré, physician, France
Pauline Grosclaude, occupational therapist, France
Emmanuelle Lemonnier, general practitioner, France
Christian Barbier, nurse, France
Elisabeth David, nurse, France
Réjean P.Deschênes, clinical psychologist, Canada
Anna Mattu, physician, Italy
Jency Velásquez López, physician, Peru
Rossella Mollo, surgeon, Italy
Catherine Godard, epidemiologist, France
Julien Rénier, physiotherapist, France
Anne Poncelet, nurse, France
Vincent Bailly, general practitioner, France
Annie Bendayan, general practitioner, France
Laurence Perras, nurse, Canada
Carmine Napolitano, surgeon, Italy
Milan Japalak, emergency medical tehnician, Serbia
Clara Maria Granatieri, internal medicine specialist, Italy
Pierre Fonteneau, physiotherapist, France
Jean-Pierre Moatti, general practitioner, France
Karine Hamelin, nurse, France
Christine Picavez, occupational physician, France
France Komminoth, physical medicine and rehabilitation doctor, France
Marco Lehnus, physician, Italy
Matteo Martini, pharmacist, Italy
Marina Tarasconi, pharmacist, Italy
Alberto Tagliazucchi, clinical microbiologist, Italy
Marcelo De Athayde Lopes, psychotherapist, France
Valérie Gauthier, nurse, France
Pierre Moisson, cardiologist, France
Vanessa Bony, nurse, France
Marie Jacques Poncet, gynecologist, France
Vincenzo Altieri, emergency medicine specialist, Italy
Federica Bochicchio, psychologist, Italy
Sara Invernizzi, nurse, Switzerland
Anna Pagkrati, dental surgeon, Greece
Catherine Lecourt, nurse, France
Nathalie Larobe, medical technologist, France
Olivier Bocquet, general practitioner, France
Marc Bouchoucha, general practitioner, France
Isabelle Levy, pulmonologist and allergologist, France
Cristina Revello, physiotherapist and osteopath, Italy
Montasser Lamsamdi, surgeon, Morroco
Rodrigo Testart Tobar, anesthesiologist and intensive care physician, Chile
François Couture, nurse, Canada
Hugues Temple-Boyer, nutritionist, France
Emmy Saurais, podologist, France
Léa Blanchet, osteopath, France
Yann Marie Matthieu, pharmacist and biologist, France
Mathilde Jouffrieau, physiotherapist, France
Nathalie Delhaye, nurse, Switzerland
Anna Röcken, general practitioner, Germany
Gianni Vercellio, vascular surgeon, Italy
Éduard Van Den Bogaert, general practitioner, Belgium
Isabelle Mouveaux, physiotherapist, France
Alain Le Hyaric, public health specialist, France
Laurence Demians, psychologist, France
Nadia Cheddad, nurse, France
Emmanuelle Illien, psychologist, France
Vitali Mariarosa, psychiatrist, Italy
William Gamba, orthopaedic specialist, Italy
Dragana Čalamać Sekulić, dentist, Serbia
Letizia Cipolat, vascular surgeon, Italy
Joke Panneels, general practitioner, France
Éric Feraud, dental surgeon, France
Nadia Bazanté, nurse, France
Brigitte Morin, occupational physician, France
Maria Chaix Simonoviez, nurse, France
Dottssa Debora Bellardi, surgeon, Italy
Marie Mannlein, physiotherapist, Morroco
Ángel Salgado Garcia, dental surgeon, Spain
Marie-Hélène Blond, pediatrician, Switzerland
Christian Latriche, general practitioner, France
Nathalie Demonté Dubruque, general practitioner, France
Chloe Marello, osteopath, France
Veronique Santoni, midwife, France
Sonia Le Floch, general practitioner, France
Petra Scheibler, clinical psychologist, Germany
Isaia Piccoli, nurse, Belgium
Marie-Dominique Petit, general practitioner, Belgium
Mario Amato, cardiologist, Italy
Jean Dotter, dentist, France
Valérie Sierra, cardiologist, France
Nathalie Balitrand, physiotherapist, France
Jean-Luc Boesch, general practitioner, France
Isabelle Autonne, general practitioner, France
Geneviève Monseur, physiotherapist, Belgium
Johanna Puchetti, physician, Argentina
Emilia Portoghese, nurse, Italy
Galatioto Vita Maria, pharmacist, Italy
Alain Picard, pharmacist, France
Isabelle Sanna Malarte, nurse, France
Maya Heinz, nurse, France
Léonard Vannetzel, psychologist, France
Marina Potisk, speech therapist, France
László Alfréd Pócs, orthopedic surgeon, Hungary
Freia Hünig, dermatologist, Germany
Mònica Illanas, psychologist, Spain
Angela Amado, nurse, United States
Eilathan Iksnimak, physiotherapist, France
Clotilde Nicolle, nurse, France
Laurence Leroy, clinical psychologist, France
Alice Lefievre, nurse, France
François De Chabalier, psychiatrist, France
Adrian Cacovean, cardiovascular surgeon, Romania
Corina Basceanu, general practitioner, Romania
Viviana Figueroa Escobar, physician, Chile
Ariciu Filip Adrian, epidemiologist, Romania
Barbara Vionnet, Psychologist, France
Nadine Dumont, psychotherapist, France
Gilles Rochette, Psychologist, France
Damien Tchong, physiotherapist and osteopath, France
Charlotte David, osteopath, France
Cristina Cristea, psychologist, Romania
Roxana Voicu, internal medicine specialist and nutritionist, Germany
Stefan Stangaciu, general practitioner, Romania
Kendra Cumming, physical therapist assistant, United States
Anne-Sophie Ruis, nurse, France
Michèle Duloquin, general practitioner, France
Jeanine Jemet, general practitioner, France
Dominique Leiber, general practitioner, France
Fabio Tamanza, dental surgeon, Italy
Harriet Bunker-Smith, clinical psychologist, United Kingdom
Cristina Martinez Fernandez, nurse, Spain
Pepa Caparrós Ramón, physiotherapist, Spain
Emmanuelle Carrey, nurse, France
Ana Gora, general practitioner, France
Muriel Napo, nurse, France
Clothilde Véron, general practitioner, France
Céline Ciezki, nurse, France
Larisa Panaghiu, internal medicine specialist, Romania
Gabriela Lifschitz, dental surgeon, Romania
Michel Brochu, acupuncturist, Canada
Sven M. Boehne, chiropractor, Italy
Florence Demonteil, pharmacy technician, France
Marie Claire Ruffato, nurse, France
Marie Bidegain, physiotherapist, France
Brigitte Berthonnier, nurse, France
Laurence Fantone, clinical psychologist, France
Péter Szécsi, physician, Hungary
Mazza Francesco Alfredo, physician, Italy
Professor Vasile Astarastoae, legal medicine specialist, Romania
Rosalia Billeci, general practitioner and psychotherapist, Italy
Maya Boussel, nurse, France
Marie Delgado, pharmacist, France
David Lutt, osteopath, France
Thierry Medynski, general practitioner, France
Manuel Delhaye, neurosurgeon, France
Luisella Vigasio, dentist, Italy
Clara Scropetta, pharmacist, Italy
Codrea Ramona, rheumatologist, Romania
Gabor Lenkei, physician, Hungary
Benoit Gandy, osteopath, France
Julie Raffy, pharmacist, France
Martine Augé, nurse, France
Caroline Birot, occupational therapist, France
Jean Courcelle, nurse, France
Geanina Dragnea, gynecologist and obstetrician, Romania
Daniele Lannarelli, osteopath, United Kingdom
Radmila Jovanović, gynecologist and obstetrician, Portugal
Amelie Weimar, general practitioner, Germany
Précylia Batista, psychometrician, France
Anne-Sophie Guillonnet, acupuncturist, France
Julie Capomaccio, nurse, France
Tanguy Martinelli, general practitioner, France
Valérie Le Fèvre, general practitioner, France
Amanda Malcolm, nurse, Northern Ireland
Corinne Montaru, general practitioner, Switzerland
Michele Fola, dentist, Italy
Cécile Thouant, osteopath, Canada
Morgane Mounès, speech therapist, France
Catherine Petit, nurse, France
Françoise Hossenlopp, general practitioner, France
Catherine Essert, nurse, France
‌Oriana Pillard, nurse, France
Riccardo Rotolo, nurse, Belgium
Marcio Bontempo, public health specialist, Brazil
Ligia Monica Aluas, nurse, Italy
Laura Coulter, nurse midwife, United States
Marine Commincas, physiotherapist, France
Laurent Palmieri, physiotherapist, France
Sebastien Roustan, nurse, France
Jean-Marc Pourtal, rheumatologist, France
Anne Christine Orsin, psychiatrist, France
Alessandro Itri, angiologist and clinical biologist, Italy
Tomás Matteucci, endocrinologist, Spain
Jordi Serrats Carner, podiatrist, Spain
Alberto Lorenzini, dentist, Italy
Marie-Hélène Barry, nurse, France
Claire Paris, general practitioner, France
Laurent Heidi, medical technologist, France
Virginie Féraud, psychologist, France
Severine Dechaud-Jô, speech therapist, France
Fabio Liviero, surgeon, Italy
María Valeria Gasser, physiotherapist, Argentina
Hernando Salcedo Fidalgo, physician, Colombia
Malika Lakhal, anesthesiologist and general practitioner, Germany
Richard Osborne, ophtalmologist, France
Cédric Dumait, osteopath, France
Manon Van Steirteghem, psychotherapist, France
Valerie Scala, psychologist, France
Laetitia Detouillon Moinel, physiotherapist, France
Jill Turland, homeopathic medicine practitioner, Australia
Aziza El Fadili, cardiologist, Morocco
Abdelaali Jguirim, physician and acuponcturist, Tunisia
Catherine Pilet, psychotherapist, Belgium
Constance Yver, geriatrician, France
Sophie Guetat, neuropsychologist, France
Marie Noëlle Thibaud, nurse, France
Joelle Leneveut, general practitioner, France
Anda Stefan, psychiatrist, France
Anne Mellein, ophthalmologist, Germany
Olivier Délétroz, podiatrician, Switzerland
Marcel Wainwright, dental surgeon, Germany
Majida Bounouh, nurse, Belgium
Pascal Trotta, physician and nutritionist, France
Sabrina Pasceri, nurse, France
Sophie Cusset, general practitioner, France
Dominique Blot, pharmacist, France
Hélène Roncati, osteopath, France
Stefan Rohrer, physician, Germany
Gundula Nevries, orthodentist, Germany
Christian Tal Schaller, general practitioner, Switzerland
Julio Cesar Sarmiento Noya, surgeon, Peru
Patrick Bellier, pulmonologist, France
Nolwenn Guenehec, nurse, France
Aude Nicolas, osteopath, France
Valérie Dubreuil, general practitioner, France
Yasmina Rassikh, osteopath, France
Juatel Becker, internal medicine specialist, Brazil
Bridget Turner, podiatrist, United Kingdom
Jean-Roch Lafrance, anesthesiologist and intensive care physician, Canada
Dominique Lebeau, nurse, Canada
Jean Tartar, cardiologist, France
Laurie Antonietti, pharmacist, France
Maude Saury, nurse, France
Sylvie Roumanet, physiotherapist, France
Bastien Valot, psychologist, France
María Magdalena Piña Dirocié, ophtalmologist, Dominican Republic
Guillaume Ribard, nurse, France
Sylvie Rouanne, nurse, France
Florence Petit, general practitioner, France
Camille Estibal, nurse, France
Pascale Miglioretti, nurse, France
Steven Horwitz, chiropractor, United States
Jean Gouézo, general practitioner, France
Alain Cornet, general practitioner, France
Isabelle Hurier-Le Meur, nurse, France
Régine Mouton, psychotherapist, France
Véronique Dépinoy, speech therapist, France
Angélique Frecht, nursing assistive personnel, France
Philippe De Chazournes, general practitioner, France
Christine Genest, dental hygienist, France
Aurelia Perrier, nurse, France
Francis Cance, clinical psychologist, France
Veronique Rambeau, nurse, France
Robert Sellez, osteopath, France
Carine Lesage, physiotherapist, France
Hannah Cadoux, nurse, France
Françoise Hemeret Salkowsky, general practitioner, France
Nicole Hebert-Millereux, dental surgeon, France
Martine Robillard, nutritionist, France
David Theerlynck, nursing assistive personnel, France
Florence Lissitzky, general practitioner, France
Franck Rabier, physiotherapist, France
Bertrand Szustakiewicz, dental surgeon, France
Annabelle Da Silva, nurse, France
Sandrine Germain-Robin, psychiatrist, France
Chloé Saint Guilhem, psychotherapist, France
Sandra Torello, radiology technician, France
Laurence Ville, nurse, France
Karine Rolland, nurse, France
Henri Carrere, general practitioner, France
Colette Nordmann, sports physician, France
Jean-Louis Piton, nursing assistive personnel, France
Jean Chabert, nurse, France
Julia de Meringo, psychiatrist, France
Véronique Rambeau, nurse, France
Anastasia Serra, physiotherapist and osteopath, France
Daria Schneider, physiotherapist, France
Marie-José Colibeau, osteopath, France
Leslie Gainon, physiotherapist, France
Frédérique Athlan Chelly, general practitioner, France
Paul-Hervé Riche, general practitioner, France
Sophie Malgoire, general practitioner, France
Stéphane Ottin Pecchio, rheumatologist, France
Patrick Dupuis, general practitioner, France
Véronique Goichon, pharmacist, France
Robert Bertrand, general practitioner, France
Margaux Vidal, osteopath, France
Françoise Roncin, nurse, France
Cécile Vandaele, optician, France
Françoise Rothé-Thomas, radiotherapist, France
Justine Abonnel, occupational therapist, France
Isabelle Houdart, dental surgeon, France
Claude Rouveure-Bloy, pharmacist, France
Pierre Gaultier, general practitioner, France
Bénédicte Mignot, general practitioner, France
Guillaume Legrand, nurse, France
Cécile Caire, general practitioner, France
Helene Delaygues, nurse, France
Emmanuel Adam, osteopath, France
Nadine Pelvillain, nurse, France
Maurice Campargue, physician, France
Nathalie Badina, physiotherapist, France
Françoise Hulin, public health specialist, France
Dominique Sassolas Colin, physiotherapist, France
Marie Lejeune, nurse, France
Laurent Nifenecker, osteopath and physiotherapist, France
Christine Hochard, general practitioner, France
Marie Carmen Reyes, nurse, France
Laurence Charbonnier, physiotherapist, France
Olivier Boumendil, radiologist, France
Pierre-Henri Charlier, orthopedic surgeon, France
Marie Claude Villier, dental surgeon, France
Laurence Pasquier, pediatric nurse assistant, France
Sarah Picard, pediatric nurse assistant, France
Jocelyn Ochier, physiotherapist, France
Alain-Philippe Maniette, general practitioner, France
Thierry Seze, nurse, France
Sylvie Singh, nursing assistive personnel, France
Cécile Lang, nurse, France
Anne Crepy, geriatrician, France
Myriam Vergnes, nurse, France
Valérie Dejaune, dental surgeon, France
Elise Gautier, nurse, France
Lydie Landelle, nurse, France
Marie-Elisabeth Pottier, dental surgeon, France
Elisabeth Fiorina, clinical psychologist, France
Jacques Selig, dental Surgeon, France
Audrey Fata, nurse, France
Florence Alary, anesthesiologist, France
Martine Destandau, nurse, France
Claire Moret Chalmin, neurologist, France
Ahlem Sahli, nurse, France
Véronique Billault, nurse, France
Lucie Lallier, nurse, France
Marie Pierre Peralez, nurse, France
Aude Jacqueson, osteopath and physiotherapist, France
Ella Martichon, nurse, France
Jovelyne Leboucq, nurse, France
Michèle Aliotti, nurse, France
Dominique Provost Capponi, pharmacist, France
Lolita Ansel, nurse, France
Camille Rossi, psychiatrist, France
Francoise Merignac, physiotherapist and osteopath, France
Sandra Chupin, osteopath, France
Jean Jacques Villier, dental surgeon, France
Isabelle Brosset, nurse, France
Antoine Lelièvre, oral medicine specialist, France
Sylvie Petitjean, nurse, France
Didier Vignolles, physiotherapist, France
Brigitte Bracco, nurse, France
Emilie Vernet, radiology technician, France
Daniel Fillit, physiotherapist, France
Cécile Decarme, nurse, France
Anne Monferrer, nurse, France
Christine Spitz, general practitionner, France
Philippe Bry, pediatrician, France
Jean-Luc Boesch, general practitionner, France
Bénédicte Ledoux Dewulf, pediatrician, France
Philippe Raymond, general practitionner, France
Tassan Paulette, nurse, France
Maya Marza, general practionner, France
Brigitte Sevain, speech therapist, France
Pierre Cornetet, physiotherapist and osteopath, France
Sahar Saliba-Cisneros, nutritionist, France
Stéphan Lepetit-Teston, physiotherapist and osteopath, France
Myriam Roubin, general practitionner, France
Christel Danesi, clinical psychologist, France
Bertrand Pugin, physiotherapist, France
Karine Gravey, nursing assistive personnel, France
Chantal Lespour, clinical psychologist, France
Françoise Favre, nurse, France
Christine Tisseyre, physiotherapist, France
Annie Chamard-Yver, nurse, France
Onyirimba Amaka, pharmacist, France
Claude Veres, dermatologist, France
Hayet Lannabi, psychiatrist, France
Marie Line Allard, physiotherapist, France
Diane Dugué, nurse, France
Laure Giusti, psychiatrist, France
Brigitte Morin, occupational physician, France
Helene Marquesuzaa, radiologist, France
Annie Dumas, nurse, France
Barbe Gorczyca, psychiatrist, France
Jean Francois Ferrier, physiotherapist, France
Vincent Schmutz, dentist, France
Christine Hiron Tiprez, nurse, France
Xaviere De Lucca, nurse, France
Alice Piegelin, nurse, France
François Cabanis, osteopath, France
Anne Jaze, clinical psychologist, France
Jennifer Estay, physiotherapist, France
Rozenn Henaff, dentist, France
Gérard Boukobza, gynecologist and obstetrician, France
Aline Abi Ramia, general practitionner and geriatrician, France
Pascale Fouratier, pharmacist, France
Nathalie Vanden Broucke, nurse, France
Janick Bertrand, ear, nose and throat specialist, France
Nassera Hammouche, nurse, France
Alexandra Mantello, nurse anesthesist, France
Odile Passedouet, osteopath, France
Edwige Andouard, physiotherapist, France
Jean-François Redon, general practitionner, France
Marion Ivaldi, physiotherapist, France
Frederic Luczak, osteopath, France
Emmanuel Piat, physiotherapist, France
Julius Le Duff, clinical psychologist, France
Maxime Astier, osteopath, France
Julie Bellegy, physiotherapist, France
Jean Philippe Souquiere, internal medicine specialist, France
Sébastien Verdou, nurse, France
Marie-France Berthier, nurse anesthesist, France
Noëlle Galtier, clinical biologist, France
Jean-Jacques Chatrousse, chiropractor, France
Martins Conceicao, nurse, France
Florence Lissitzky, general practitionner, France
Ophélie Simard, osteopath, France
Muriel Burban, nurse, France
Jean-Loup Mouysset, oncologist, France
Evelyne Favarel, nurse, France
Marie Decreuse, general practitionner, France
Marie-Victoria Josson Lasseuguetee, general practitionner, France
France Benso, pharmacist, France
Micheline Banguio, nursing assistive personnel, France
Nathalie Costanza, nursing assistive personnel, France
Céline Mula, nurse, France
Bénédicte Dassonville, general practitionner, France
Hélène Bordei, anesthesiologist, France
Guy Van Hoonacker, anesthesiologist, France
Marie Kenderessy, general practitionner, France
Catherine Mazuc Wiberg, general practitionner, France
Denis N’Guessan, physiotherapist, France
Hubert Sroussi, general practitionner, France
Sylvie Gauthier, clinical psychologist, France
Eve Hajek, nurse, France
Isabelle Guntzburger, nurse, France
Jean-Claude Ravalard, general practitionner, France
Aurore Fournier, general practitioner, France
Laure Boujac, nursing assistive personnel, France
Antoine Claverie, general practitioner, France
Bernadette Defawe, occupational physician, France
Jean-Claude Ravalard, general practitioner, France
Florence Corboz, nursing assistive personnel, France
Giovanni Bianchi, anesthesiologist, France
Yannick Thomas, psychomotor therapist, France
Françoise Hamel, psychomotor therapist, France
Isabelle Collins-Parchard, physiotherapist, France
Sabine Cruvellier, nurse, France
Clotilde Faugeron, nurse, France
Dominique Bourdin, physician, France
Stéphane Houlbrèque, physiotherapist, France
Serge Houël, physiotherapist, France
Véronique Chavin, speech therapist, France
Laurence Prunel, speech therapist, France
Fausto Lanzeroti, physiotherapist and osteopath, France
Anne-Claire Monfroy, physiotherapist, France
Rémy Chaillou, physiotherapist, France
Hélène Chollet, general practitioner, France
Jean-Jacques Bartelloni, acupuncturist and osteopath, France
Pascal Sarreo, nurse, France
Cuenca Cristel, nurse, France
Jorene Bokel, nurse, France
Didier Moulinier, oncologist, France
Vincent Dalmonego, plastic surgeon, France
Dominique Bienfait, anesthesiologist and intensive care physician, France
Catherine Dumuids, midwife and osteopath, France
Jean Pierre Richard, osteopath and psychotherapist, France
Alice Frutoso, nurse anesthesist, France
Yves-Marie Mattheyses, nurse anesthesist, France
Thierry Jeannin, pharmacist, France
Stéphanie Tanguy, pharmacist, France
Amina El Ali, pharmacist, France
Béatrice Perrot, osteopath, France
Pascale Lopez, midwife, France
Victoire Davaine Chevaux, nurse, France
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INTERNATIONAL ALERT MESSAGE

OF HEALTH PROFESSIONALS TO GOVERNMENTS

August 26, 2020

We, health professionals, across several countries in the world :

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2. We say : STOP to these crazy measures also because of their catastrophic

3. We REFUSE the obligation of contact tracing applications as it is the case in

4. We say : STOP to censorship of experts and health professionals to prevent them

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8. We say : it is important that a review of the analytical and clinical performances of

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18. We say to governments : no longer follow -in epidemics- the mathematical

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19. We REFUSE the compulsory vaccination and we REFUSE the compulsory

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21. We say to governments : EVERYTHING must return immediately to normal

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SIGNATORIES MEMBERS OF THE COLLECTIVE :

Professor Martin Haditsh, microbiology, infectious disease and tropical medicine

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1. BFMTV (YouTube Channel). Pr Didier Raoult: "La contagiosité du coronavirus

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20. F. William Engdahl. European Parliament to Investigate WHO and "Pandemic"

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