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Why Are We Worried About 60,000 Unvaccinated Kids?

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / January 22, 2019 / #crazymothers, benefits, bias, clusters, exemptions, fear, free-riders, herd immunity, hiding in the herd, Hillary Simpson, measles outbreaks, pertussis outbreaks, pockets of susceptibles, regret, risks, Texas, unvaccinated, Vaccine Misinformation, Waldorf schools

Clusters of unvaccinated kids might lead to outbreaks, but it is also important to remember that the great majority of parents vaccinate and protect their kids.

Seven New Year’s Vaccine Resolutions for 2019

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / December 29, 2018 / anti-vaccine heroes, anti-vaccine movement, anti-vaccine talking points, bias, chicken pox outbreaks, choice, measles outbreaks, myths, New Year's Resolutions, propaganda, quarantines, resolutions, risk perception, risks, safe, scared, travel vaccines, unvaccinated, vaccine myths, Waldorf schools

This year, resolve to make the right choice and get your kids vaccinated and protected.

10 Reasons You Aren’t Vaccinating Your Kids

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / November 26, 2017 / autism studies, bandwagoning, bias, cognitive bias, cognitive dissonance, fear, free-riders, omission bias, optimisim bias, regret, vaccine deaths

You aren’t vaccinating your kids because something or someone has scared you and a series of cognitive bias are making it hard for you to see the truth that vaccines are safe, necessary, and that they work.

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