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January 2019

Should I Be Worried That My Kids Didn’t Get the Smallpox Vaccine?

Vincent Iannelli, MD / January 7, 2019 / bioterrorism, eradicated diseases, immunity, Leicester, military vaccines, smallpox, smallpox vaccine, smallpox vaccine scar, stockpile, Vaccine Preventable Diseases

Few people are immune to smallpox these days, and that’s okay.

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News on the Latest Measles Outbreaks of 2019

Vincent Iannelli, MD / January 6, 2019 / measles deaths, measles exposure, measles outbreaks, measles rash, measles strains, measles symptoms, MMR vaccine, travel vaccines

Get news on current outbreaks and the latest cases of measles, which are reaching record levels this year.

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Does Getting a Flu Vaccine Increase Your Risk of Spreading the Flu or Getting Others Sick?

Vincent Iannelli, MD / January 6, 2019 / aerosol shedding, bombshell, flu myths, flu shot myths, hierarchy of evidence, Mike Adams, myths, propaganda, shedding, spreading the flu, superemitter

Yet another flu vaccine bombshell from anti-vaccine folks is a dud.

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How to Become a Vaccine Advocate

Vincent Iannelli, MD / January 5, 2019 / #flushotselfie, advocacy, anti-vaccine talking points, countering vaccine hesitancy, immunization advocate, myths, pro-choice vaccines, propaganda, pseudoscience, questions about vaccines, risk, risk perception, talking about vaccines, toxins, vaccine choice, vaccine injury stories, vaccine scare stories

Are you ready to become a vaccine advocate and help stop the outbreaks and get more kids vaccinated?

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