Some people wrongly link vaccines to peanut allergies, but there is no evidence of a connection. The rise in peanut allergies is likely due to increased peanut consumption rather than vaccines. Other factors, like cooking methods and early exposure to peanuts, also play a role. Anti-vaccine influencers propagate false claims, risking children’s health.
What is the Connection Between Vaccines and Peanut Allergies? Read More »
From morning paralysis to infantile paralysis, review the historical evolution of polio’s name over the years.
Why Was Polio Called Infantile Paralysis? Read More »
Forrest Maready’s book “The Moth in the Iron Lung” presents unproven theories on the causes of polio outbreaks, such as blaming pesticides and DDT exposure. However, experts attribute historical polio epidemics to poor sanitation and the natural development of the disease. Contrary to Maready’s claims, evidence does not support a link between polio and pesticides like DDT.
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What’s your favorite example of the Dunning-Kruger effect in the anti-vaccine movement?
The Dunning-Kruger Awards Read More »
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