Vaccines play a crucial role in preventing infectious diseases, saving lives while misconceptions persist about their dangers. The rarity of vaccine-related deaths contrasts with the ongoing risks of vaccine-preventable diseases. Maintaining high vaccination rates is essential to avoid outbreaks and protect public health, as hesitancy can lead to severe consequences.
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Although vaccines have rarely been thought to cause Acute Disseminated Encephalomyelitis historically, it is very important to keep in mind that the overwhelming majority of cases of ADEM are caused by natural infections, many of which are vaccine preventable.
Vaccines are not associated with autism, even though it might sometimes seem to you that your child’s signs and symptoms of autism are correlated with recently getting vaccinated.
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Dr. Stephanie Seneff, an MIT computer scientist, links glyphosate exposure to autism, Alzheimer’s, and more. Critics note flaws in her claims, including a discredited study on glyphosate in breastmilk. She also blames glyphosate for school shootings and terrorism. While she believes vaccines are contaminated with glyphosate, her theories face heavy skepticism.
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