Whether you want to call chicken and measles an infection or a disease, just get vaccinated and protected so you don’t get sick.
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In the past, children received more vaccine doses containing a higher number of antigens than they do today, yet were still exposed to more diseases. The claim that children now receive a significantly higher number of vaccines is false, as historical evidence shows they actually received more doses in the 1950s and 1960s. The gradual addition of new vaccines occurred over many years and is not indicative of a sudden increase. Overall, vaccines are safe, have minimal risks, and are crucial for disease prevention.
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It’s no surprise. If we stop vaccinating, diseases that are now vaccine preventable will come back. How do we know? Because it has happened already. We Know What Happens If We Stop Vaccinating It has happened a lot, actually. Remember when Sweden stopped using the DPT vaccine? Between 1979 and 1996, Sweden suspended vaccination against
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Can measles cause kids to have a growth spurt?
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