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When Smallpox Hit the Least Vaccinated City in England

Vincent Iannelli, MD / March 2, 2020 / Gloucester, History of Vaccines, smallpox, smallpox epidemic, smallpox eradication, smallpox hospital, statistics, vaccinated vs unvaccinated

The smallpox epidemic in Gloucester in 1923 revealed the effectiveness of vaccination, as the majority of cases, hospitalizations, and deaths were among the unvaccinated. This pattern echoed a similar outbreak in 1896. Despite past tragedies, support for compulsory vaccination remained low, leading to repeated outbreaks. The history serves as a cautionary tale about the importance of vaccination.

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Vaccination Tragedies are Rare

Vincent Iannelli, MD / July 13, 2018 / benefits, Bundaberg incident, Chiapas, contamination, diluents, errors, History of Vaccines, Lubeck disaster, MMR vaccine, risks, safety, Samoa, South Sudan, statistics, Syria, The Cutter Incident, toxic shock syndrome, toxins, vaccine deaths, vaccine errors

How common are vaccination tragedies, like the ones that happened in Chiapas, Syria, South Sudan, and Samoa?

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Especially if there are more than one child in the room getting vaccines, either the tray itself or the vaccines should be labeled with each child's name so that they don't get the wrong vaccines.

Avoiding the Most Common Vaccine Errors

Vincent Iannelli, MD / July 11, 2018 / adults, combination vaccines, delaying vaccines, education, errors, grace period, National Vaccine Errors Reporting Program, off-label, repeated, statistics, Vaccine Education, vaccine errors, VAERS

What are the most common vaccine errors and how can you avoid making them?

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The CDC has long kept statistics on everything from asthma and cancer rates to diabetes and life expectancy rates and helps folks see how healthy kids really are today.

America’s New Normal: Propaganda About the Unhealthiest Generation

Vincent Iannelli, MD / April 18, 2018 / 54% of children, ADHD, ASIA, autism epidemic, autoimmune disease, benefits, cancer, cancer vaccines, chronic disease, diabetes, ear infections, eczema, food allergies, Multiple Sclerosis, past immunization schedules, propaganda, seizures, statistics, sv40, unhealthiest generation, unhealthy, unvaccinated, vaccine deaths

Many believe today’s kids are the unhealthiest generation due to high rates of chronic conditions. However, statistics show that children today are actually among the healthiest ever. While some conditions are on the rise, overall rates of poor health have decreased in comparison to previous decades, with lower hospitalizations and mortality rates.

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