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How Do You Remember Vaccine Preventable Diseases?

Vincent Iannelli, MD / April 17, 2024 / 100-day cough, children's plaque, google university, harmless killer, Jeed Gan, Larry Palevsky, lock-jaw, marvelous measles, NVIC, Paul Thomas, pre-vaccine era, Roald Dahl, speckled monster, The Crippler, the strangling angel, Vaccine Preventable Diseases, vaccine research

Some people recall ‘fond memories’ of vaccine-preventable diseases from the past, such as chicken pox, mumps, and measles, attributing them to moments of care and attention. However, tragic cases, including deaths and severe complications, demonstrate the dangers of these diseases. Advocates of vaccination urge thorough research to understand the safety and necessity of vaccines to protect against life-threatening illnesses.

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Inappropriate Use of Vaccine Studies

Vincent Iannelli, MD / June 12, 2019 / #crazymothers, Ashley Everly, autism studies, binders, binders of vaccine information, cherry picking, David Reif, google university, MTHFR, propaganda, PubMed, scared, shedding, Vaccine Misinformation, vaccine research, VAERS

Misusing vaccine studies is a common tactic that helps anti-vaccine folks scare parents away from vaccinating and protecting their kids.

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How Do Anti-Vaccine Folks Think?

Vincent Iannelli, MD / September 23, 2018 / 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 myths, vaccine research, VAERS

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

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Hierarchy of Evidence and Vaccine Papers

Vincent Iannelli, MD / February 28, 2018 / abstracts, Andrew Wakefield, anecdotes, autism studies, cherry picking, evidence, google university, hierarchy of evidence, pay-to-publish journals, pseudoscience, PubMed, Vaccine Education, vaccine injury stories, vaccine research, vaccine scare stories

Learning about the hierarchy of evidence can help you better evaluate medical studies and vaccine papers and understand that there is more to doing your research about vaccines than searching PubMed and reading abstracts.

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