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Bad Vaccine Analogies

Vincent Iannelli, MD / February 12, 2020 / analogies, anti-car, bridge, civil rights, herd immunity, morals, peanut butter, poison control, poisoned cupcakes, risk, sharks, Vaccine Misinformation

Poisoned cupcakes? Setting your kids on fire? Do you see why these are bad vaccine analogies?

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Immunization Lesson Plans for Teachers

Vincent Iannelli, MD / February 3, 2020 / ethics, evidence, herd immunity, immunizations, lesson plans, projects, students, teachers, Vaccine Education

From informed consent and how vaccines work to herd immunity and the scientific method, parents and teachers can use lessons plans to help their kids understand why it is important to stay up to date on their immunizations.

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Bob Sears Was Right

Vincent Iannelli, MD / December 29, 2019 / alternative vaccine schedules, Bob Sears, fears, herd immunity, hiding in the herd, Jay Gordon, Jenny McCarthy, Larry Palevsky, measles outbreaks, risks

Bob Sears warned us that measles and other vaccine-preventable diseases would return if we listened to his advice.

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Getting Vaccinated to Protect Those Who Can’t Get the Vaccines

Vincent Iannelli, MD / October 27, 2019 / autism, benefits, cancer, chemotherapy, ethics, herd immunity, live vaccines, morals, responsibiity, risk perception, risks, shedding, slogans

Vaccinating your kids to protect those who get any vaccines, like those with cancer, is not like setting your kids on fire to keep others warm…

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