As we reach record numbers of measles cases, what are anti-vaccine folks concerned about? Making sure their kids get caught up on their vaccines so that they don’t catch measles, since it is so contagious? Nope. They are still trying to find reasons to justify their decision to leave their kids unvaccinated and unprotected. Is
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Some individuals choose not to vaccinate their children, but this decision is often based on misinformation. Unvaccinated individuals can still spread diseases, despite not being sick themselves. This is analogous to not having cookies but having the ingredients to make them. The risk and responsibilities of not vaccinating should be carefully considered.
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Measles can always be dangerous, but it is especially dangerous if you are pregnant.
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The Brady Bunch episode “Is There a Doctor in the House?” depicted the contagious nature of measles and the kids’ illnesses. There’s a conspiracy theory regarding the removal of this episode from CBS and Hulu, but it’s more likely due to standard reasons like missing episodes in online streaming. The episode aired in 1969, reflecting the prevalence of measles at the time.
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