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Fainting After Vaccines

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / September 26, 2016 / fainting, hpv myths, HPV vaccines, meningococcal vaccines, safety, side effects, syncope, Tdap, vaccine injury, vaccine myths

To prevent injuries from fainting after vaccines, teens should sit in a chair or lay down when getting shots, and then be observed for 15 minutes.

Can Vaccines Cause ITP?

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / March 18, 2018 / autoimmune disease, background rates, bleeding, bruising, coincidence, COVID-19 vaccine, gardasil, hpv myths, idiopathic thrombocytopenic purpura, immune thrombocytopenic purpura, ITP, measles, MMR, reporting vaccine side effects, side effects

Although measles containing vaccines can rarely cause ITP, vaccines prevent many more diseases that can cause ITP.

Who Is Judy Mikovits?

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / December 8, 2018 / chronic fatigue syndrome, conspiracy theories, contaminated vaccines, contamination, DNA, exemptions, Frank Ruscetti, gardasil, hpv myths, HPV vaccines, Judy Mikovits, PCV1, Plandemic, pregnancy, Vaccine Misinformation, XMRV

Judy Mikovits became an anti-vaccine hero after her research on XMRV was retracted and she created a story that she had been persecuted as a whistleblower, even though she didn’t actually blow the whistle on anything.

Why Mandate the HPV Vaccine?

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / February 22, 2020 / cancer, Cancer Research UK, cancer vaccines, cervical cancer, choice, HPV infections, hpv mandates, hpv myths, hpv vaccine myths, mandates, mandatory vaccinations, vaccine choice

We should mandate the HPV vaccine for students.

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