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"Documents show that military medical personnel have known since at least 1998 that there are genetic triggers between illnesses and some required immunizations, including the anthrax vaccine. They also reveal the military knew and did not implement routine pre-screening which could help reduce vaccine-related illnesses," the report said. Nass said whatever results such research has generated should be made public. "This could save more people from becoming ill," she said. During the earlier mandatory injections, a number of service members simply refused, choosing to take the punishment rather than the inoculation." - Bob Unruh, WorldNetDaily