Dr. Astrid Stuckelberger
WHO whistleblower, international health scientist, CERN critic
Credibility: 7/10
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Dr. Astrid Stuckelberger (MSc, PhD, PD) is a Swiss international health scientist with over 30 years of experience. BSc in Biology and Psychology (University of Geneva), MSc in Epidemiology/Health Sciences (WHO collaborative study, University of Geneva), PhD. Lecturer at the Universities of Geneva and Lausanne. 1335 scientific citations (Google Scholar), h-index 18, 25 i10 publications. Areas of focus: Global Health, aging, anti-aging, gender, biotech. Worked for WHO (Mental Health Division, IHR consultant), UN, EU, and Swiss federal authorities. From 2020 onward, WHO whistleblower: criticized the WHO pandemic treaty plans (IHR Amendments) as an attack on national sovereignty. In 2022, caused a stir with CERN statements: reported hearing from two CERN physicists at a dinner who told her about a portal beneath CERN through which 'beings come and go.' The physicists described 17+ dimensions of reality and 'indirect evidence' of non-human intelligence (NHI) entities (one being left behind a handkerchief). She also claimed that CERN operates a secret 'radio-nuclear program' and conducts experiments in time manipulation. July 2025: UAP Files Podcast S3E35 'CERN, Portals & Extra Dimensions'. Controversial: mainstream science disputes the CERN claims (Clara Nellist, CERN physicist). Stuckelberger herself emphasizes that she is relaying accounts from CERN physicists and is not making her own claims.