At least I can watch the cheerleaders dance <| sep |> Agreed and I love the points . Like ok shit on her for the WIFI stuff and the false anti vaccine positionYeah and even these topics are blown out and manipulated to make her look like a nut . She is definitely not a antivac as she is a Doctor who has given out thousands of vaccines . She just thinks we need more research on a lot of the newer vaccines before we administer them . As far as the Wifi her position is completely logical to me . Dr . Stein said in response to a question about wireless internet in schools We should not be subjecting kids ' brains especially to that We don ' t follow that issue in this country , but in Europe , where they do , they have good precautions around wireless , maybe not good enough . What precautions should be taken around wireless internet and why ? What actually happened is that a parent raised concerns about the possible health effects of WiFi radiation on developing children , and I agreed that more research is needed . It may surprise many people that over 200 scientific experts in the field have called for more research into the health effects of radiation from devices like cellphones and WiFi , especially on developing children , and a number of countries have banned or restricted these technologies in schools . These concerns were amplified by a recent National Institutes of Health study that provided some of the strongest evidence to date that such exposure to the type of radiation emitted from cell phones and wireless devices is associated with the formation of rare cancers Scientists don ' t know for sure if these technologies are safe for children , and as a doctor , I ' d rather take precautions until the research is more conclusive . Protecting children ' s health and respecting the scientific process is more important to me than giving simple , politically correct answers .