Chickenpox is incredibly contagious, despite misconceptions. Early attempts at a vaccine showed promise, as most children remained unaffected after exposure. However, conclusive evidence is lacking due to unaddressed factors and limited testing. The study’s findings ultimately highlight the virus’s high level of contagiousness, akin to measles.
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While reactivation of vaccine strain chickenpox virus might rarely cause meningitis, it is even more likely after a natural infection.
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Although anti-vax folks are excited about a new case of chickenpox at a school in New York, there are a lot of reasons that they shouldn’t be, including that a kid might be sick.
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Bobby Kennedy finally gets it right, admitting that chickenpox killed 100 people a year in the pre-vaccine era.
Did Bobby Kennedy Admit That Chickenpox Kills People? Read More »
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