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Were Anti-Vaxxers Proven Right?

Vincent Iannelli, MD / May 14, 2024 / autism, bad advice, echo chamber, Gunther Eagleman, ivermectin, James Woods, Joe Rogan, misinformation, Peter McCullough, propaganda, pure blood, Steve Kirsch, Toby Rogers, turbo cancer, vaccinated vs unvaccinated

Some people believe anti-vaxxers have been proven right, clinging to false beliefs despite overwhelming evidence. From COVID misinformation to promoting unproven treatments, their dangerous ideas persist. Despite their echo chamber getting louder, they are still wrong and easily refuted. Anti-vaxxers continue to push extreme beliefs and misconceptions, posing a significant danger.

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Does Having Measles Protect You from Cancer?

Vincent Iannelli, MD / August 18, 2018 / bad advice, benefits, Brandy Vaughn, cancer, Learn the Risk, measles deaths, measles encephalitis, measles outbreaks, risks, Rudolf Steiner, SSPE, Waldorf schools

Is Big Pharma pushing vaccines because measles protects you from cancer?

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Vaccine Injuries vs Coincidences

Vincent Iannelli, MD / August 4, 2018 / autism studies, autistic, bad advice, causation, cognitive bias, coincidence, correlation, infantile spasms, morals, reporting vaccine side effects, seizures, SIDS, sudden death, vaccine induced disease, vaccine injury stories, vaccine scare stories, VAERS

When correlation doesn’t equal causation, then that means it’s a coincidence, right?

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Learn the Risks of Following Bad Advice

Vincent Iannelli, MD / June 18, 2018 / alternative medicine, alternative vaccine schedules, bad advice, benefits, Brandy Vaughan, deaths from vaccine-preventable diseases, delaying vaccines, holistic, informed consent, Kat Von D, misinformed consent, propaganda, rabies deaths, risks, tetanus shots, vaccine myths, vitamin K

Do you understand the risks of following alternative health advice to skip your baby’s vitamin K shot, delay or skip vaccines, or use holistic remedies when your kids are sick?

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