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Educating Legislators About Vaccines – Anti-Vax Edition

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / March 1, 2020 / abandonment, Bobby Kennedy, discrimination, education, Harvard study, Heidi Larson, informed consent, Jamal Holley, legislators, liability, mandates, medical exemptions, Nevada, new vaccine laws, new vaccines, religious exemptions, unavoidably unsafe, vaccine injury, vaccine injury stories, VAERS

Don’t let your legislators be misled by any of the misinformation about vaccines from the Health Freedom organization.

Can Schools Remove Unvaccinated Kids?

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / October 2, 2019 / chickenpox, chickenpox outbreaks, choice, contagiousness, discrimination, FERPA, Kentucky, Marysville High School, Michigan, non-medical exemptions, quarantines, removed from school, titers, unvaccinated

Why were 37 kids in Michigan removed from their high school when two classmates developed chickenpox?

Did Police Block an Unvaccinated Girl from Getting Into School?

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / September 10, 2019 / #NoProm, choice, civil rights, discrimination, Governor Cuomo, Jim Meehan, Larry Palevsky, mandates, New York, protests, religious exemptions, risks, rita palma, segregation, unvaccinated, vaccine choice

While anti-vax folks are once again trying to make vaccine laws about civil rights, know that police in New York did not block a little girl from getting into her school.

Is Vaccine Discrimination a Thing?

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / July 29, 2019 / Bob Sears, discrimination, ethics, holocaust, medical exemptions, morals, propaganda, segregation, vaccine discrimination

Bob Sears thinks that vaccine discrimination is worse than the treatment of blacks in the Jim Crow era.

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