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What to Know About the Omicron Variant

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / December 22, 2021 / boosters, covid tests, Delta variant, monoclonal antibodies, mutations, Omicron, Peter McCullough, SARS-CoV-2 variants, Sotrovimab, variants

Omicron has quickly become the dominate COVID strain in the United States.

How Effective Is the Flu Vaccine?

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / December 9, 2017 / benefits, drifted, flu, flu deaths, flu season, flu shot myths, flu shots, H3N2, mutations, Vaccine Education, vaccine effectiveness, vaccine strains

Although the effectiveness of the flu vaccine varies from year to year, depending on how well matched the vaccine is to circulating flu virus strains, which strains are dominant, and whether they have drifted, it is always a good idea to get vaccinated and protected.

Wakefield’s Mutating Measles and Natural Herd Immunity

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / August 25, 2019 / Andrew Wakefield, Del Bigtree, graphs, harmless killer, herd immunity, IVIG, measles deaths, measles outbreaks, measles strains, mortality graphs, mutations, natural herd immunity, passive immunity, pre-vaccine era, Vaccine Misinformation, Wakefield factor

Andrew Wakefield is back and talking about measles deaths, mutating measles, and natural herd immunity.

Epigenetics and Vaccine Injuries

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / September 27, 2016 / autism, epigenetics, epigennome, mutations, vaccine injuries, Vaccine Misinformation, vaccine myths

Epigenetics does not explain vaccine injuries.

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