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And I think this is where RFK tends to go with the vaccine, with the Cutter incident. This is from Cutter Laboratory. And they didn't inactivate the virus properly, and this led to scores of people developing polio. And I think there was something like 40,000 cases. 200 of those were extremely serious, where people receiving a vaccine developed paralysis or serious other health effects. And those 200 some folks died as well. So actually what happened was that laboratory was not very careful. It was giving live viruses. It didn't inactivate the virus properly. It was injecting, so that was one of the arguments. People use the polio vaccine. And then along came Sabin, the oral vaccine. And that was shown. That one showed that the virus was attenuated. But there were some cases of that. Although it was attenuated, it could pass through the intestine and become active. And by now, today's data, I think one in 750,000 could end up with polio from Sabin's vaccine making its way through the intestine and inactivating. But that's one in 750,000.