Some people still believe old measles myths from 1963, thinking measles is harmless and vaccines are causing outbreaks. The truth is measles can be deadly, outbreaks are caused by declining vaccination rates, and vaccines are effective. Countering misinformation and getting vaccinated are crucial for protecting against measles.
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Folks can test positive for vaccine strain measles because they were recently vaccinated and are having a vaccine reaction. It doesn’t mean that they have measles.
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Anti-vaccine individuals often question vaccine inserts, yet evidence suggests they don’t thoroughly read them. The inserts highlight the risks of diseases and the vaccine’s effectiveness. They emphasize giving the MMR vaccine at 12-15 months and before kindergarten, with minimal adverse reactions. They also dispel myths about hidden toxins, promoting immunization for children’s safety.
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The latest measles outbreak, wherever it is, wasn’t caused by a vaccine strain…
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