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A Rabies Case in Utah

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / February 6, 2020 / bats, immune globulin, post-exposure prophylaxis, rabies, rabies deaths, rabies vaccines, Utah

A man in Utah died because he didn’t know that his exposure to bats put him at risk for rabies.

Risks and Benefits of Vaccines – Anti-Vax Edition

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / September 25, 2019 / Ashley Everly, benefits, breastfeeding, clean water, high risk, hygiene, MTHFR mutations, MTHFR signs, natural immunity, nutrition, passive immunity, rabies, risk perception, risks, special situations, tetanus, travel vaccines

While you should certainly consider the risks and benefits of getting vaccinated, understand that vaccines are safe, with few risks, and very necessary.

Are They Spraying the Rabies Vaccine Into the Air?

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / August 3, 2019 / aluminum, Bill Gates, chemtrails, countering vaccine hesitancy, Nuremberg Code, rabies, rabies deaths, rabies myths, rabies vaccines, spraying

Are they really spraying rabies vaccines on people?

Alternative Names for Vaccine Preventable Diseases

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / February 28, 2019 / 10-day measles, 100-day cough, 3-day measles, benefits, diphtheria, harmless killer, nicknames, pertussis, polio, rabies, red measles, risks, smallpox, stories of vaccine-preventable diseases, vaccine myths, Vaccine Preventable Diseases, waning immunity

If you think about how vaccine-preventable diseases got their nicknames, you likely won’t ever think that they are so mild anymore.

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