Benjamin Franklin regretted that he had not protected his son against smallpox by having him inoculated. He died with smallpox when he was just four years old..
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Roald Dahl, the author of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory, lost his daughter Olivia to measles in 1962, prior to the vaccine’s development. In 1986, he advocated for vaccinations, emphasizing their importance in preventing similar tragedies. Dahl’s experience underscored the dangers of measles and urged parents to immunize their children.
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