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The Extreme Anti-Vaccine Influencers Who Think All Vaccines Are Poison

Vincent Iannelli, MD / June 1, 2026 / Anti-Vaccine Influencers, Camus, Candace Owens, Carlos Rivas, David Wolfe, Donald Trump, Dr Dawn Michael, Jane Ruby, Jeff Barke, Larry Palevsky, Liz Churchill, Paul Thomas, poison, Suzanne Humphries, Valerie Anne Smith, Zen Honeycutt

Anti-vaccine influencers now largely claim that all vaccines are poisonous and cause injuries, a shift from previously advocating for safer vaccines. Key figures like Larry Palevsky spread misinformation during health crises, undermining vaccine safety. Despite this, studies show vaccinated individuals experience milder symptoms during breakthrough infections, confirming vaccines are safe and effective.

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How the Modern Anti-Vaccine Movement Resembles a Religious Cult

Vincent Iannelli, MD / March 2, 2026 / Aaron Siri, Andy Wakefield, Anthony Fauci, Cheryl Hines, Del Bigtree, Diego Rivera, JB Handley, Kim Stagliano, Liz Churchill, Maurice Hilleman, Paul Offit, Peter McCullough, purebloods, RFK Jr, Stanley Plotkin, Tucker Carlson, Vaccination, vaccinianity, vaccinology

The modern anti-vaccine movement is likened to a religious cult, with figures like Andrew Wakefield as its prophet and various influencers as its disciples. This movement promotes unfounded beliefs against vaccines, often dismissing scientific evidence. Critics argue that its followers exhibit a faith-based mentality, prioritizing ideology over factual information.

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How Anti-Vaccine Influencers Trick You

Vincent Iannelli, MD / February 20, 2026 / Anti-Vaccine Influencers, anti-vaccine tricks, blame, Highwire, Liz Churchill, misinformation, propaganda, scared, strains

The post discusses how anti-vaccine influencers manipulate information to discourage vaccinations, contributing to outbreaks of diseases like measles. It highlights a specific example from South Carolina, clarifying that the outbreak was due to unvaccinated individuals, not vaccine strains. The emphasis is on identifying and combating misinformation spread by these influencers.

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A Woman With Paroxysmal Nocturnal Hemoglobinuria Becomes the Latest Vaccine Injury Story

Vincent Iannelli, MD / September 18, 2024 / Alexis Lorenze, eculizumab, fabhalta, Liz Churchill, meningococcal disease, paroxysmal nocturnal homoglobinuria, parvovirus B19, pure blood, Steve Kirsch, vaccine injury stories

The story of Alexis Lorenze highlights misinformation about vaccine injuries, as anti-vaccine advocates incorrectly link her worsening paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria (PNH) to vaccinations. In reality, her condition can be exacerbated by infections like parvovirus B19, emphasizing the importance of vaccines for those at high risk like her to prevent severe complications.

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