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The Extreme Anti-Vaccine Influencers Who Think All Vaccines Are Poison

Vincent Iannelli, MD / June 1, 2026 / Anti-Vaccine Influencers, Camus, Candace Owens, Carlos Rivas, David Wolfe, Donald Trump, Dr Dawn Michael, Jane Ruby, Jeff Barke, Larry Palevsky, Liz Churchill, Paul Thomas, poison, Suzanne Humphries, Valerie Anne Smith, Zen Honeycutt

Anti-vaccine influencers now largely claim that all vaccines are poisonous and cause injuries, a shift from previously advocating for safer vaccines. Key figures like Larry Palevsky spread misinformation during health crises, undermining vaccine safety. Despite this, studies show vaccinated individuals experience milder symptoms during breakthrough infections, confirming vaccines are safe and effective.

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Are Richer Parents More Anti-Vaccine?

Vincent Iannelli, MD / October 6, 2024 / anti-vaccine, anti-vaccine celebrities, bubble, Candace Owens, echo chamber, education, misinformation shills, richer, smarter, vaccine access

The notion that wealthier parents are more anti-vaccine is a myth. Evidence shows that higher-income families are generally more compliant with vaccination schedules. Lower vaccination rates among poorer families often stem from access issues, not aversion. Anti-vaccine beliefs are linked to misinformation, which can profit individuals regardless of socioeconomic status.

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Is It Reasonable to Want Your Kids to Get a Vaccine-Preventable Disease?

Vincent Iannelli, MD / April 26, 2024 / #readtheinsert, Bob Sears Snare, Candace Owens, chicken pox deaths, congenital rubella syndrome, diphtheria deaths, free-riders, hiding in the herd, last measles death, meningococcal outbreaks, neonatal tetanus, package inserts, Roald Dahl, tetanus myths

Candace Owens suggests some parents might prefer their children get vaccine-preventable diseases instead of vaccines. However, no one who witnessed the suffering caused by such diseases would want this for their kids. Anti-vaccine influencers spread misinformation, but vaccines are safe and vital. Do not risk your child’s health based on misinformation.

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How Many People Have Died After Listening to Bad Advice About COVID?

Vincent Iannelli, MD / March 17, 2024 / Candace Owens, Del Bigtree, heart transplant, herman cain award, joni lamb, Learn the Risk, marcus lamb, Peter McCullough, QAnon, regret, RFK Jr, unvaccinated

Many individuals who received and spread misinformation about COVID and vaccines have suffered harm and death. Anti-vaccine activists, including religious leaders and media personalities, succumbed to COVID despite discouraging vaccinations and masks. The common thread linking these tragedies is exposure to misinformation and the influence of prominent figures promoting false information.

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