Why Was Polio Called Infantile Paralysis?
From morning paralysis to infantile paralysis, review the historical evolution of polio’s name over the years.
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From morning paralysis to infantile paralysis, review the historical evolution of polio’s name over the years.
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The book “Turtles All the Way Down: Vaccine Science and Myth” misleads readers with anti-vaccine propaganda. It distorts facts about vaccines to create unnecessary fear. The authors manipulate data to discredit the effectiveness of vaccines and promote misinformation. They cherry-pick studies and ignore evidence that contradicts their agenda. Their work lacks credibility and perpetuates baseless claims.
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Some people are discussing VAERS reports of infant deaths following RSV vaccines, but CDC analysis shows it’s not true. Anyone can report adverse events to VAERS, but it does not determine causation. Anti-vaccine influencers are misusing VAERS data, scaring parents away from RSV vaccines, despite RSV being a big threat to infants. VAERS reports were found to be inaccurate.
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Forrest Maready’s book “The Moth in the Iron Lung” presents unproven theories on the causes of polio outbreaks, such as blaming pesticides and DDT exposure. However, experts attribute historical polio epidemics to poor sanitation and the natural development of the disease. Contrary to Maready’s claims, evidence does not support a link between polio and pesticides like DDT.
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