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Ask 8 Questions Before You Skip a Vaccine

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / March 3, 2019 / abortion, aluminum, Andrew Wakefield, answers, arguments, autism, autism studies, Bob Sears, Bobby Kennedy, Del Bigtree, goalposts, graphs, hygiene, misinformed consent, morals, myths, propaganda, questions about vaccines, talking about vaccines, thimerosal, vaccine choice, vaccine myths

Learn to be more skeptical and ask questions before putting your kids at risk of vaccine-preventable disease.

Anti-Vaccine Points Refuted A Thousand Times

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / January 9, 2019 / #SaidNoDoctor, answers, anti-vaccine talking points, propaganda, vaccine myths

Even though these anti-vaccine talking points have been refuted a thousand times, folks keep using them in arguments about vaccines.

Vaxopedia – A to Z Index

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / August 12, 2018

An A-Z guide to vaccines to help get you educated about vaccines.

Answers To Frequently Asked Questions About Immunizations

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / February 7, 2018 / Andrew Wakefield, answers, anti-vaccine talking points, autism, Bob Sears, exemptions, herd immunity, MTHFR, myths, regret, shedding, toxins, vaccine court, vaccine injury, VAERS

The most basic answers to your questions about vaccines are that while vaccines aren’t perfect, they are safe and necessary and they do work well to protect us from vaccine-preventable disease.

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