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July 2019

Who Are the Anti-Vaccine Pediatricians?

Vincent Iannelli, MD / July 31, 2019 / alternative vaccine schedules, anti-vaccine pediatricians, benefits, Bob Sears, countering vaccine hesitancy, Dr. Taz, Dunning-Kruger effect, holistic, integrative, Jay Gordon, Larry Palevsky, Paul Thomas, pediatricians, regret, risks, Robert Mendelsohn, Vaccine Misinformation

It’s time to do something about the anti-vaccine pediatricians.

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Are Mutant Strains of Polio Vaccine Now Causing More Paralysis Than Wild Polio?

Vincent Iannelli, MD / July 31, 2019 / acute flaccid paralysis, Bob Sears, cVDPV, eradicated diseases, eradication, mutant strains, OPV, paralysis, polio, Vaccine Misinformation, vaccine strains, wild polio

Wild polio is once again causing more paralysis than mutant strains of polio vaccine.

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What Is Standard of Care?

Vincent Iannelli, MD / July 31, 2019 / adverse events, Bob Sears, breastfeeding, California, contraindications, deaths, family history, Kenneth Stoller, medical exemptions, precautions, pregnancy, risks, SB276, seizures, side effects, standard of care, Tara Zandvliet

A doctor making up their own rules for what counts as a vaccine medical exemption, especially when it goes against published guidelines and advice, isn’t standard of care.

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Is Vaccine Discrimination a Thing?

Vincent Iannelli, MD / July 29, 2019 / Bob Sears, discrimination, ethics, holocaust, medical exemptions, morals, propaganda, segregation, vaccine discrimination

Bob Sears thinks that vaccine discrimination is worse than the treatment of blacks in the Jim Crow era.

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