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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How are vaccines connected with sudden unexplained death in children?
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Vaccines are safe and many of the things that folks think are vaccine reactions can be explained by looking at the background rates for these conditions and understanding that they would have happened anyway.
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From years and years of pre-licensure vaccine safety testing to continual post-licensure vaccine safety monitoring, we can be confident that vaccines are safe.
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