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Are Vaccines Only Tested for 4 or 5 Days?

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / October 2, 2019 / anti-immunization signs, autoimmune disease, hepatitis B vaccine, long-term, placebo, protests, risks, safety, safety studies, testing, vaccine development, vaccine myths, VAERS, white paper

It is a common anti-vax myth that vaccines are only tested for four or five days before they are approved.

More Vaccinated vs Unvaccinated Studies

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / July 7, 2019 / autism studies, benefits, ethics, GBS, hierarchy of evidence, hpv myths, infant mortality rate, placebo, risks, safety studies, saline placebo, unvaccinated, vaccinated vs unvaccinated, Vaccine Safety Datalink

Did someone ask for a study of vaccinated vs unvaccinated kids?

Is the MMR Vaccine Licensing Being Called into Question?

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / May 4, 2019 / clinical trials, Del Bigtree, ethics, FDA coverup, FOIA, MMR vaccine, MMR-II, morality, package inserts, placebo, press release, saline placebo, vaccinated vs unvaccinated

Only anti-vaccine folks are calling MMR vaccine licensing into question because they rely on FOIA requests instead of doing any real research into vaccine safety.

Is the Meningococcal Vaccine More Dangerous Than Meningococcal Disease?

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / December 12, 2018 / deaths from vaccine-preventable diseases, Menactra, MenB, meningitis, meningitis vaccines, meningococcal disease, meningococcal outbreaks, meningococcal vaccines, Menveo, placebo, propaganda, risk, risks, serious reaction, vaccine deaths, vaccine reactions

The idea that meningococcal vaccines cause more deaths than they protect us against is pure propaganda.

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