Angela Perryman
speaker
560 appearances
100 recordings
1 series
first heard Jul 2025
last heard 5d ago
Angela Perryman’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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recordings per month · last 12 monthsRecordings per month over the last 12 months — 72 in all, peaking in Aug 2026 with 31.
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The committee that made the recommendation in June includes all new members, including many supporters of Kennedy's unfounded view that thymerosol.
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Amarisol is dangerous, but the move is not expected to affect the availability of the flu vaccines because the preservative had already been removed from most vaccines.
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Rob Stein in PR News
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focused on a federal report that found that a Kentucky man who woke up just as surgeons were about to remove his organs was not an isolated event.
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The Health Resources and Services Administration subsequently identified one hundred and three similar cases, including twenty-eight that involved patients who may not have been dead when the organ retrieval process was initiated.
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Representative Neil Dunn, a Republican from Florida, was among members upset by the report.
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Representatives from the transplant organizations pledged to better protect potential organ donors.
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Rob Stein and PR News.
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The hearing focused on a federal report that found that a Kentucky man who woke up just as surgeons were about to remove his organs was not an isolated event.
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The Health Resources and Services Administration subsequently identified one hundred three similar cases, including twenty eight that involved patients who may not have been dead when the organ retrieval process was initiated.
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Representative Neil Dunn, a Republican from Florida, was among members upset by the report.
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Representatives from the transplant organizations pledged to better protect potential organ donors.
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Rob Stein and PR News.
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COVID has surged every winter and summer since the pandemic began, and this summer looks no different.
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The amount of virus showing up in wastewater and the number of people testing positive and showing up in emergency rooms to get treated for COVID have been increasing now for weeks in some bellwether parts of the country, like the south and the west.
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It's impossible to know how big this summer's wave will be or how long it is.
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it will last.
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But many people are susceptible to the virus because it's been so long since they got vaccinated the last time and last winter's surge was so mild.
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Rob Stein, NPR News.
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COVID has surged every winter and summer since the pandemic began, and this summer looks no different.
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