Has the United States’ Infant Mortality Rate Ranking Been Dropping as We Vaccinate More Kids?
Why is the US infant mortality ranking dropping and falling behind other countries?
May 2018
Was SIDS Discovered Only After We Began Vaccinating Kids?
In the 1970s, there were claims that the DPT vaccine caused SIDS, but this is untrue. SIDS rates have dropped since the mid-1990s, even with the addition of more vaccines. The term “SIDS” first appeared in 1969, but infant deaths with similar characteristics were observed in the 19th century, suggesting that SIDS has been around for a long time. Furthermore, there is no evidence that vaccines cause SIDS.
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When a Vaccine Doesn’t Count and Needs to Be Repeated
Vaccines are effective in preventing diseases when administered correctly, but errors can lead to the need for repeat doses. Reasons for invalid doses include wrong vaccine, improper storage, and expired doses. Grace periods for early doses exist, but certain rules apply. Reporting errors and following proper guidelines are crucial.
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Why Are We More Careful About Introducing Baby Food Than Giving Vaccines?
Are we more careful about introducing baby food than we are about giving vaccines?
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