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October 2018

Who Dies from Chicken Pox?

Vincent Iannelli, MD / October 28, 2018 / cancer, chicken pox, chicken pox deaths, chicken pox parties, complications, deaths from vaccine-preventable diseases, duration of protection, past immunization schedules, risk perception, risks, stories, unvaccinated, Vaccine Preventable Diseases, varicella

Think chicken pox is a mild disease? Then why does it kill healthy kids?

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Is AFM a Form of Transverse Myelitis?

Vincent Iannelli, MD / October 27, 2018 / Acute Disseminated Encephalomyelitis, acute flaccid paralysis, ADEM, AFM, AFP, causation, encephalitis, GBS, Guillain-Barré Syndrome, myelitis, package inserts, transverse myelitis

AFM is not transverse myelitis and neither is caused by vaccines.

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The Moral Outrage of the Anti-Vaccine Movement

Vincent Iannelli, MD / October 24, 2018 / #SaidNoDoctor, Andrew Wakefield, autism, Autism Omnibus Proceedings, holocaust, JB Handley, Jenny McCarthy, Jerry Kartzinel, Jim Meehan, measles deaths, morals, Paul Offit, Paul Thomas, RFK Jr, sudden death, Sudden Unexplained Death in Childhood, vaccine deaths, vaccine injury, vaccine injury stories

Have you noticed that anti-vaccine folks only get outraged when it suits them…

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What is Provocation Polio?

Vincent Iannelli, MD / October 22, 2018 / acute flaccid myelitis, AFM, Albert Sabin, causation, Jonas Salk, paralysis, provocation polio, Vaccine Preventable Diseases, VAPP

Provocation polio was really a thing, but that doesn’t mean it works for other viruses.

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