Making Sense of Anti-Vaccine Arguments
Vincent Iannelli, MD
/ December 24, 2018 / anti-vaccine talking points, arguments, bias, cellulitis, chicken pox, chicken pox deaths, chicken pox myths, cognitive dissonance, deaths from vaccine-preventable diseases, Dutch, group A strep, necrotizing fasciitis, Netherlands, pre-vaccine era, sepsis, vaccine injury, vaccine injury stories
Overcoming cognitive dissonance explains a lot of anti-vaccine arguments.
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