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Bad Vaccine Analogies

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / February 12, 2020 / analogies, anti-car, bridge, civil rights, herd immunity, morals, peanut butter, poison control, poisoned cupcakes, risk, sharks, Vaccine Misinformation

Poisoned cupcakes? Setting your kids on fire? Do you see why these are bad vaccine analogies?

The Vaccine Extremists in the Modern Anti-Vaccine Movement

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / November 10, 2019 / abuse of medical exemptions, activism, advocates, anti-immunization signs, Auschwitz Museum, Austin Bennett, Bob Sears, celebrities, choice, civil rights, Cotton Mather, Del Bigtree, fake medical exemptions, Jimmy Kimmel, Joshua Coleman, Kristen Bell, minority communities, Paul Offit, protests, Richard Pan, terrorism, unvaccinated, vaccine extremists

The anti-vaccine movement has shifted its tactics and has become much more extremist in recent years.

Responses to New Vaccine Laws

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / October 13, 2019 / anti-immunization signs, civil rights, exemptions, forced vaccination, fraud, homeschooling, immunization rates, mandates, mandatory vaccinations, MTHFR, non-medical exemptions, protests, religious exemptions, risks, Ruby Bridges, vaccine laws

Responses to new vaccine laws have ranged from parents getting their kids vaccinated and protected to others looking to get fake blood tests and immunization records.

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?

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Bad Vaccine Analogies

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