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Inflam-aging Conference
22 - 24 February 2024
This event will focus on "inflammaging," because so much of what we encounter in clinical practice can be viewed through this lens.
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Rob Verkerk PhD at the Better Way Conference - Bath, 2022
Watch Rob Verkerk's presentation at the Better Way Conference
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On guard for liberty of mankind
120 experts in the fields of health, governance, media and finance, including ANH's Rob Verkerk PhD and Meleni Aldridge, gathered in Sweden to protect inalienable rights and liberty as part of a unique workshop focusing on finding solutions to help counter the loss of liberties associated with the centralisation of global power
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Speaking Naturally with Sylvie Beljanski and Nathan Crane
Following the news that ANH-USA is to be given a prestigious award by the Beljanski Foundation, Rob Verkerk PhD openly engages with Sylvie Beljanski and Nathan Crane about the Foundation's background and current work, including the upcoming 'Winning the War on Cancer' conference in Florida
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Health Freedom Forum USA
Rob Verkerk PhD joined attorney Jonathan Emord and restauranteur Matt Strickland for their recent Health Freedom Forum event in Virginia, USA
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Speaking Naturally: immune escape with Dr Geert Vanden Bossche
Rob Verkerk PhD speaks with Dr Geert Vanden Bossche about his new book, which explores and explains the complex issue of immune escape in relation covid 'vaccines'
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H2H Podcast with Rob Verkerk PhD | in conversation with Mark Trozzi MD Part 1
This is the first in our new podcast series with special guests. Our first guest is Canadian veteran emergency medicine physician, Dr Mark Trozzi.
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Frequencies (Part 2) - the video
Rob Verkerk PhD follows up his long-read article - Frequency devices - Whacky or Worthy? - with a short video for those who prefer to watch/listen
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Blatant censorship of health information
16 May 2024
As the FreeSpeech4Health campaign gathers steam Rob Verkerk PhD spoke to Michael Nevradakis PhD on the CHD.TV Defender In-Depth show about the importance of protecting free speech