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This Memorial Day Remember Those Who Lost the Fight to Now Vaccine Preventable Diseases

Vincent Iannelli, MD / May 27, 2024 / diphtheria, George Washington, hygiene, measles, Memorial Day, military vaccines, plague, sanitation, smallpox, tetanus, typhoid fever, war, war pestilances, yellow fever

On Memorial Day, we remember U.S. military personnel who died in service. Historically, infectious diseases posed a greater threat than combat. General George Washington mandated inoculation in 1777. Vaccines developed from the late 18th to mid-20th century countered diseases such as smallpox, typhoid, and influenza in the military. This Memorial Day, we honor their sacrifice and the role of vaccines.

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The First Five Errors in Turtles All The Way Down

Vincent Iannelli, MD / May 18, 2024 / Albert Sabin, causation, coincidence, DDT, disease of development, hygiene, Mary Holland, mortality graphs, polio, saline placebo, sanitation, Turtles All The Way Down, vaccines work, Yehuda Shoenfeld

The book “Turtles All the Way Down: Vaccine Science and Myth” misleads readers with anti-vaccine propaganda. It distorts facts about vaccines to create unnecessary fear. The authors manipulate data to discredit the effectiveness of vaccines and promote misinformation. They cherry-pick studies and ignore evidence that contradicts their agenda. Their work lacks credibility and perpetuates baseless claims.

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The First Five Errors in the Moth in the Iron Lung Book

Vincent Iannelli, MD / May 15, 2024 / aluminum, arsenic, Dan Olmstead, DDT, Edward C Rosenow, Forrest Maready, gypsy moth, heavy metals, hygiene, infantile paralysis, iron lung, Mark Blaxill, maternal antibodies, mercury poisoning, Mike Adams, peanut oil, polio, poliomyelitic strepotoccus, sanitation, teething, the Moth in the Iron Lung

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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Risks and Benefits of Vaccines – Anti-Vax Edition

Vincent Iannelli, MD / September 25, 2019 / Ashley Everly, benefits, breastfeeding, clean water, high risk, hygiene, MTHFR mutations, MTHFR signs, natural immunity, nutrition, passive immunity, rabies, risk perception, risks, special situations, tetanus, travel vaccines

While you should certainly consider the risks and benefits of getting vaccinated, understand that vaccines are safe, with few risks, and very necessary.

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