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Is the MMR Vaccine Licensing Being Called into Question?

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / May 4, 2019 / clinical trials, Del Bigtree, ethics, FDA coverup, FOIA, MMR vaccine, MMR-II, morality, package inserts, placebo, press release, saline placebo, vaccinated vs unvaccinated

Only anti-vaccine folks are calling MMR vaccine licensing into question because they rely on FOIA requests instead of doing any real research into vaccine safety.

Why Should Medical Exemptions Be Based on CDC Contraindications?

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / April 18, 2019 / California, contraindications, ethics, exemptions, immunocompromised, Jay Gordon, medical exemptions, Melissa Floyd, morality, new vaccine laws, package inserts, precautions, Richard Pan, vaccine injury, vaccine injury stories, vaccine laws

Who should decide what counts as a medical exemption to getting vaccinated? Your chiropractor?

Fact Checking an Anti-Vaccine Measles Outbreak Quiz

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / February 7, 2019 / benefits, Bob Sears, epilepsy, ethics, febrile seizures, hygiene, measles outbreaks, misinformed consent, morals, mortality rate, package inserts, quiz, risks, sanitation, seizures, vitamin A

Now for something different. Measles misinformation in the form of a quiz.

Why Do Some Folks Wear a Mask During Flu Season?

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / September 20, 2018 / Art Caplan, Bob Sears, ethics, flu deaths, flu exposure, flu shots, high risk, immunocompromised, immunosuppressed, mandates, morals, unvaccinated

Why don’t all doctors and nurses get a flu vaccine if it can protect babies and sick kids in the hospital?

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