The South Carolina measles outbreak, the largest in recent history, was not caused by vaccines but rather a wild type strain of measles. Anti-vaccine narratives falsely link vaccines to outbreaks, despite evidence showing that increased vaccination rates occurred only after the outbreak started. The MMR vaccine effectively prevents measles, not causes it.
The South Carolina Measles Outbreak Was Not Caused by Vaccines Read More »
With no evidence, Larry Palevsky says that the New York measles outbreaks are a hoax and likely from a measles strain.
Are the Measles Outbreaks in New York a Hoax? Read More »
Could seven vaccinated kids really have measles or does a much more common viral infection fit their signs and symptoms?
How Could Seven of My Vaccinated Kids Have the Measles Right Now? Read More »
Does your pediatrician have a plan or protocol to stop measles from spreading to other kids in their office?
What Is Your Protocol to Stop Measles Before Kids in Your Office Get Exposed? Read More »
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