Viral Message: The physician who served as Bill Gates’ private doctor in Seattle in the 1990s says the Microsoft founder and vaccine proponent “refused to vaccinate his own children” when they were young.

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The physician who served as Bill Gates’ private doctor in Seattle in the 1990s says the Microsoft founder and vaccine proponent “refused to vaccinate his own children” when they were young.

“I don’t know if he had them vaccinated as adults, but I can tell you he point blank refused to vaccinate them as children,” the physician said at a behind closed doors medical symposium in Seattle, adding “They were gorgeous kids, really smart and vivacious, and he said they would be OK as it was, they didn’t need any shots.“

Viral Message Verification:- The news published in your news wire states that “Bill Gates’ Former Doctor Says Billionaire ‘Refused To Vaccinate His Children’”, he original article came from YourNewsWire, a notorious purveyor of made up stories and hoaxes,

The story does not mention the name of the doctor, the date/time of the symposium or the names of any of the physicians present.

The article gives vague excuse about doctor-patient confidentiality and "industry code of conduct" while mentioning "reports" as the source. It also doesn't explain who published these "reports" and where, or who even wrote them.

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