Kawasaki disease, a rare condition mainly affecting children under 5, manifests with high fever, rash, swollen hands and feet, and other symptoms. Despite speculation, research shows no evidence linking vaccines to the disease, with some studies even suggesting a potential protective effect of vaccination. Anti-vaccine claims about Kawasaki disease lack substantial support.
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Each year, over 100 children die from the flu, primarily among those who are unvaccinated. The CDC tracks these deaths, revealing that many affected children are otherwise healthy. Recent flu seasons report pediatric deaths, with the current season showing potential increases in severe cases like influenza-associated acute necrotizing encephalopathy. Vaccination remains crucial.
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Vaccines don’t cause eczema and except for the smallpox vaccine, they won’t make your child’s eczema worse. Experts recommend that kids with eczema be fully vaccinated.
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The idea that the HPV vaccines are now being tested on infants is just another example of anti-vaccine propaganda. They are using a clinical trial of children and teens with recurrent respiratory papillomatosis to scare you away from vaccinating and protecting your children.
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