15-minute video
Lt. Col. Theresa Long, MD, testifies at congressional round table sponsored by Senator Ron Johnson (WI).
Long is "board-certified in flight Aerospace Medicine and board eligible in Occupational Medicine" and "currently serving as the Brigade Surgeon for the 1st Aviation Brigade Ft. Rucker, Alabama." (source)
“My opinion is formed from my medical education, training, and my first-hand experience treating soldiers injured by the vaccine…
I believe the COVID vaccine is a greater threat to the soldiers’ health and military readiness than the virus itself…
In June of 2021, the CDC announced that they were holding an emergency meeting to discuss higher than expected myocarditis in 16-to-24-year-olds. Despite this announcement, the military did not even pause their vaccination efforts. Why?
I made numerous efforts to get senior medical leaders to, at the very least, inform soldiers of the risks. Leadership ignored my concerns. This is very troubling for many reasons.
You can’t have informed consent if you don’t tell your patients of the risks and benefits of a treatment or procedure.”
Public testimony at a congressional round table.
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