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Updated November 29, 2008

               

ABC-TV investigative reports about my father
compiled by Peter M. Heimlich



Incl. interviews with Anthony S. Fauci MD, Peter Rosen MD, Neal Barnard MD, Janet Heimlich, Phil Heimlich, and Peter Heimlich

June 8, 2007, Dr. Heimlich's New 'Maneuver': Cure AIDS With Malaria, The Blotter (ABC News blog)

July 18, 2007, Heimlich's Son Pushes to Discredit Famous Dad by JR Santo, The Blotter (ABC News blog):

Dr. Henry Heimlich's name has been dropped from a prestigious humanitarian award following intense criticism of Dr. Heimlich's activities in recent years raised by his own son...A recent 20/20 investigation detailed Dr. Heimlich's attempts to promote the use of his maneuver on near drowning victims and cystic fibrosis patients, which leading medical experts say is either useless or potentially dangerous.

July 3, 2008, Democratic Congressional Candidate's Ties to Bizarre AIDS Research by Joseph Rhee, The Blotter (ABC News blog):

Dr. (Victoria) Wulsin, an epidemiologist who had worked with AIDS patients in Africa, was hired in 2004 by the Heimlich Institute in Cincinnati to conduct research into malariotherapy. The institute is headed by famed doctor Henry Heimlich, inventor of the life-saving Heimlich maneuver and as reported on ABC News 20/20, a leading proponent of using malaria to cure AIDS. In the 1990s, Heimlich commissioned a study where AIDS patients in China were deliberately infected with malaria and he was recently involved with a research project involving AIDS patients from Ethiopia who were initially denied available medicines to treat malaria.

 


The Maneuver, Part II
WLS-TV (ABC Chicago), November 17, 2006
Correspondent:
Chuck Goudie

 
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Drowning: To Heimlich of Not?
KTVO-TV (ABC Kirksville MO) November 15-16, 2005
Correspondent: Zach Brown

Part I: "There isn't a single piece of scientific evidence that shows the Heimlich Maneuver actually worked to save the life of a drowning victim."
 

Part II: The Death of Angela Henley
 

 

 

 

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