VAXOPEDIA

Is It Reasonable to Want Your Kids to Get a Vaccine-Preventable Disease?

Vincent Iannelli, MD / April 26, 2024 / #readtheinsert, Bob Sears Snare, Candace Owens, chicken pox deaths, congenital rubella syndrome, diphtheria deaths, free-riders, hiding in the herd, last measles death, meningococcal outbreaks, neonatal tetanus, package inserts, Roald Dahl, tetanus myths

Candace Owens suggests some parents might prefer their children get vaccine-preventable diseases instead of vaccines. However, no one who witnessed the suffering caused by such diseases would want this for their kids. Anti-vaccine influencers spread misinformation, but vaccines are safe and vital. Do not risk your child’s health based on misinformation.

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Do COVID Vaccines in Pregnancy Cause Autism?

Vincent Iannelli, MD / April 25, 2024 / autism, COVID pregnancy, Joe Rogan, pregnancy vaccines, Toby Young

Some people may fear COVID vaccines in pregnancy lead to autism, influenced by false claims. Joe Rogan’s reference to a rat study is misleading, as rat doses differ greatly from human doses. Unvaccinated pregnant women face higher COVID risks and potential harm to their babies. COVID vaccines can reduce these risks and offer protection.

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Bird Flu Hype or Hazard

Vincent Iannelli, MD / April 25, 2024 / Alex Jones, bird flu, bird flu pandemic, Bobby Kennedy, disease x, fragments, H5N1 vaccines, Healthy Home Economist, James Corbett, Meryl Nass, pasteurization, Peter McCullough

Summary:
The hype around bird flu is fueled by anti-vaccine influencers spreading misinformation. While the virus mainly affects birds, it has the potential to mutate and spread to humans. Currently, there is no significant risk to the general public, but poultry farmers should be cautious due to recent cases in animals and humans.

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That Time Steve Kirsch Announced He Doesn’t Understand Correlation Doesn’t Equal Causation…

Vincent Iannelli, MD / April 24, 2024 / causation, coincidence, consequence, correlation, covid deaths, John Campbell, New Zealand, Stephanie Seneff, Steve Kirsch, subsequence, The Real Truther

Steve Kirsch raised concerns about the correlation between COVID deaths and vaccination, overlooking that correlation doesn’t imply causation. He omitted cumulative COVID cases, undermining the correlation argument. However, in New Zealand, vaccination showed a 62% reduction in COVID-19 death risk. While correlation doesn’t prove causation, it’s crucial in analyzing trends, like COVID deaths and cases.

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