The post discusses how anti-vaccine influencers manipulate information to discourage vaccinations, contributing to outbreaks of diseases like measles. It highlights a specific example from South Carolina, clarifying that the outbreak was due to unvaccinated individuals, not vaccine strains. The emphasis is on identifying and combating misinformation spread by these influencers.
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Some people wrongly believe vaccines cause autism, influenced by misinformation. Studies refute the claim, with only a minority attributing autism to vaccines. Aaron Siri selectively cites data to support his misleading assertion, impacting legislative hearings. Parents increasingly reject anti-vaccine propaganda, emphasizing the need to dismiss such misinformation.
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When healthy kids die suddenly, families need support to help them deal with feelings of guilt, despair, and regret – not a push from anti-vax folks to blame vaccines.
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