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Risks and Benefits of Vaccines – Anti-Vax Edition

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / September 25, 2019 / Ashley Everly, benefits, breastfeeding, clean water, high risk, hygiene, MTHFR mutations, MTHFR signs, natural immunity, nutrition, passive immunity, rabies, risk perception, risks, special situations, tetanus, travel vaccines

While you should certainly consider the risks and benefits of getting vaccinated, understand that vaccines are safe, with few risks, and very necessary.

What Is Standard of Care?

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / July 31, 2019 / adverse events, Bob Sears, breastfeeding, California, contraindications, deaths, family history, Kenneth Stoller, medical exemptions, precautions, pregnancy, risks, SB276, seizures, side effects, standard of care, Tara Zandvliet

A doctor making up their own rules for what counts as a vaccine medical exemption, especially when it goes against published guidelines and advice, isn’t standard of care.

Does the CDC Determine Medical Exemptions for Vaccines?

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / June 30, 2019 / ACIP, autoimmune disease, Bob Sears, breastfeeding, contraindications, family history, medical exemptions, Melissa Floyd, package inserts, precautions, pregnancy, SB276, SB277, seizures, sudden death

The CDC does not determine medical exemptions for vaccines.

Myths About Vaccines and Breastfeeding

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / April 9, 2019 / breastfeeding, passive immunity, propaganda, recommendations, rotavirus, rotavirus vaccines, vaccine effectiveness, vaccine myths

Why do anti-vaccine websites post misinformation about fake recommendations to stop breastfeeding and other myths about vaccines?

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Risks and Benefits of Vaccines – Anti-Vax Edition

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