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How Do Anti-Vaccine Folks Think?

Vincent Iannelli, MD / September 23, 2018 / answers, cognitive bias, confirmation bias, countering vaccine hesitancy, google university, misinformed consent, myths, on the fence, pro-choice vaccines, propaganda, regret, research, talking about vaccines, vaccine books, vaccine hesitancy, vaccine myths, vaccine research, VAERS

Does it sometimes seem like anti-vaccine folks are speaking a foreign language?

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Mark Zuckerberg posted a photo when he took his daughter to their pediatrician for vaccines.

Making the Right Choice About Vaccines

Vincent Iannelli, MD / August 8, 2018 / answers, anti-vaccine talking points, autism, benefits, choice, cognitive bias, evidence, movies, on the fence, regret, risks, safety, SIDS, stories, too many too soon, toxins, vaccine books, vaccine choice, vaccine deaths, Vaccine Education, vaccine myths

Most parents confidently choose to vaccinate their kids due to the proven effectiveness, safety, and necessity of vaccines. Despite misinformation and fear, it is important to be well-informed about vaccines and not be misled by anti-vaccine propaganda. Numerous resources are available to dispel myths and provide truthful answers about vaccination.

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Vaccine Signs You Might See at Your Pediatricians Office

Vincent Iannelli, MD / July 29, 2018 / delaying vaccines, education, firing unvaccinated families, herd immunity, pediatricians, posters, regret, slogans, Star Wars Poster, travel vaccines, unvaccinated, Vaccine Education, Vaccine Preventable Diseases

Do you need a sign to know that vaccinating and protecting your kids is the right thing to do?

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Do Anti-Vaccine Parents Ever Change Their Minds?

Vincent Iannelli, MD / July 25, 2018 / advocacy, Bob Sears, countering vaccine hesitancy, evidence, fear, Gloucester, Heather Simpson, immunization advocate, Jay Gordon, Juniper Russo, measles deaths, measles outbreaks, on the fence, pro-safe vaccines, regret, scared, talking about vaccines, vaccine hesitancy

The content discusses how some anti-vaccine individuals are eventually convinced to vaccinate their children. It mentions various factors that contribute to this change, such as outbreaks, information from healthcare professionals, and personal experiences. Additionally, it lists resources for addressing vaccine hesitancy and communicating effectively about vaccinations.

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