Vaccines and Gulf War Syndrome
There is little evidence to support any link between vaccines and Gulf War Syndrome.
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There is little evidence to support any link between vaccines and Gulf War Syndrome.
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Sadly, even as some of us are working to fight measles outbreaks, others are actually protesting against getting kids vaccinated and protected. And they have gotten someone to finance the making of hundreds of anti-vaccine signs. Signs that list the typical anti-vaccine talking points that we have been refuted a thousand times… About Those Anti-Vaccine
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Vaccines are often linked to arthritis, particularly the rubella vaccine, but they do not cause the chronic arthritis most commonly associated with the term. In fact, vaccines are recommended for those with chronic arthritis due to increased infection risk. Temporary arthritis may occur after the rubella vaccine, but therapeutic vaccines for arthritis are also being explored.
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Autoimmune disease isn’t a contraindication to getting vaccinated, especially if your only evidence is a 23andMe test kit.
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