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Is SB 276 a Civil Rights Issue?

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / September 3, 2019 / Bob Sears, California, civil rights, Gavin Newsom, immunocompromised, Joshua Coleman, protests, quarantines, risks, SB276, segregation, signs

Where did the idea that new vaccine laws are a civil rights issue come from?

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.

Vaccines and Homeschooling Myths

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / July 25, 2019 / abuse of medical exemptions, California, clusters, costs, exemptions, fake medical exemptions, homeschooling, loopholes, measles outbreaks, SB277, vaccine laws

Are more parents homeschooling their kids to avoid vaccines?

Who Should Write Your Child’s Medical Exemption for Vaccines?

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / June 22, 2019 / Bob Sears, California, contraindications, family history, Kenneth Stoller, Larry Cook, medical exemption visits, medical exemptions, Richard Pan, SB276, SB277

Your pediatrician should typically be the doctor who should write your child’s medical exemption for vaccines, not someone you found on the Internet.

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