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Immunization Education Agreement

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / December 16, 2017 July 11, 2019 / alternative vaccine schedules, benefits, cognitive bias, confirmation bias, omission bias, on the fence, optimisim bias, risk perception, risks, safety, talking about vaccines, vaccine hesitancy, vaccine hesitant, vaccine refuser

Whether you find yourself on opposite sides about immunizations with a friend, your spouse, an ex, or your pediatrician, agree to get educated about vaccines using these recommended and reliable sources of information and then talk about it some more.

How Do Anti-Vaccine Folks Think?

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / September 23, 2018 February 20, 2019 / answers, cognitive bias, confirmation bias, countering vaccine hesitancy, google university, misinformed consent, myths, on the fence, pro-choice vaccines, propaganda, regret, research, talking about vaccines, vaccine books, vaccine hesitancy, Vaccine Misinformation, vaccine myths, vaccine research, VAERS

Does it sometimes seem like anti-vaccine folks are speaking a foreign language?

Is a Crooked Face a Sign of a Vaccine Injury?

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / October 21, 2018 December 29, 2018 / aluminum, Andrew Moulden, autism, celebrities, cherry picking, chronic traumatic encephalopathy, confirmation bias, crooked, encephalopathy, facial asymmetry, Forrest Maready, heavy metals, MTHFR, MTHFR signs, propaganda, tweets, vaccine injury

Could a crooked face or a little facial asymmetry really be a sign of a vaccine injury?

Believe It or Not, Chicken Pox Parties Are Still a Thing

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / October 17, 2018 October 17, 2018 / chicken pox, chicken pox parties, cognitive bias, complications, confirmation bias, echo chamber, Facebook, Facebook groups, lollipops, morality, morals, natural immunity, post-exposure prophylaxis, quarantines, rashes, risk perception, shingles, The Simpsons, titers, varicella, varicella zoster immune globulin, VariZIG

Why are some parents still hosting and taking their kids to chicken pox parties instead of getting them vaccinated and protected?

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