Anti-vaccine influencers often promote the idea of vaccinated vs. unvaccinated studies. However, looking at the smallpox epidemics in England, it becomes evident that vaccination significantly reduced the fatality rate. This historical lesson emphasizes the importance of vaccination in protecting against diseases like smallpox, measles, and pertussis.
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The FDA did not admit that the monkeypox virus does not exist and we have vaccines to protect against it. A FOIA request abuse aimed at propaganda falsely claimed the virus doesn’t exist. Misinformation like this helps recognize propaganda sites and germ theory deniers. There are numerous studies proving the virus causes disease.
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The CDC is not ignoring declining autism rates in a California County, which are not linked to vaccines. Anti-vaccine influencers misrepresent a study’s results, while wealthy families’ choices lower autism diagnosis likelihood. Vaccination rates in the counties rose as autism rates dropped, debunking any association between vaccines and autism.
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Peter McCullough promotes an alternative childhood immunization schedule, suggesting that vaccines are unnecessary and dangerous. However, historical evidence and statistics reveal the critical role of vaccines in preventing widespread illness and death. Rejecting vaccination could lead to widespread disease outbreaks and significant harm, especially among children.
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