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How Many People Get Measles Each Year?

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / November 9, 2018 / Andrew Wakefield, Bob Sears, Brady Bunch, graphs, measles deaths, measles encephalitis, measles outbreaks, MMR vaccine, natural immunity, quarantines, SSPE, Wakefield factor

Do you know how many people get measles each year?

How to Claim a Vaccine Exemption

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / February 7, 2018 / benefits, exemptions, medical exemptions, personal belief exemptions, quarantines, regret, religious exemptions, risks, Vaccine Education, vaccine injury stories, vaccine myths, vaccine research

While it is typically not hard to claim a vaccine exemption for your child, since vaccines are safe and necessary, be sure you understand the risks of delaying or skipping any vaccines if your child doesn’t need a true medical exemption.

Timeline of the Measles Outbreak in Brooklyn

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / April 9, 2019 / Bill De Blasio, Brooklyn, emergency declaration, forced vaccination, Herminia Palacio, mandates, measles outbreaks, measles parties, Oxiris Barbot, quarantines, religious exemptions, Rockland, travel

The Brooklyn measles outbreak ended with 649 cases, almost all unvaccinated.

Costs of a Measles Outbreak

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / June 11, 2018 / Amish, California measles outbreak, cost-effectiveness, eradicated diseases, measles deaths, measles exposure, measles outbreaks, MMR vaccine, Ohio measles outbreak, post-exposure prophylaxis, quarantines, Vaccine Preventable Diseases

Have you ever wondered how much it costs to stop all of these measles outbreaks we keep hearing about?

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