Graphs suggesting vaccines don’t work and didn’t save us from diseases mislead. Despite claims, improvements in healthcare and vaccines reduced deaths from diseases like measles, pertussis, diphtheria, and tetanus. The anti-vaccine movement misuses graphs to spread misinformation and fear. Vaccines have scientifically proven to save lives.
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In addition to vaccines, quarantines are an important way to control vaccine-preventable diseases.
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That there was a Brady Bunch measles episode doesn’t mean that people didn’t think that measles was a serious or deadly disease.
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Disease friendly doctors, in delaying or skipping one or more of their patient’s vaccines, put those kids at risk for vaccine-preventable diseases.
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