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Who’s Who in the Anti-Vaccine Movement – 2019 Edition

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / March 20, 2019 May 6, 2019 / alternative medicine, alternative vaccine schedules, Andrew Wakefield, answers, anti-vaccine heroes, anti-vaccine movement, autism, Bob Sears, Brandy Vaughan, Chris Exley, Christopher Shaw, Cindy Crawford, countering vaccine hesitancy, Del Bigtree, false balance, Jay Gordon, Jenny McCarthy, Larry Cook, on the fence, Paul Thomas, pro-choice vaccines, pro-safe vaccines, pseudoscience, research, Shoenfeld, social media, Stephanie Seneff, vaccine hesitancy, vaccine research, vocal vaccine deniers, Wakefield factor

Who’s to blame for low immunization rates and continuing outbreaks?

The Fatal Flaw in the Anti-Vaccine Movement

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / February 10, 2019 February 10, 2019 / Andrew Wakefield, anti-vaccine movement, autism, Bob Sears, glyphosate, Jay Gordon, MMR vaccine, Outbreaks, research, risks, shedding season, Stephanie Seneff, thimerosal, vaccine injury stories, vaccine inserts, vaccine myths

There is a fatal flaw in the anti-vaccine movement. Are your kids at risk?

Those Times Alternative Medicine Got It Wrong

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / January 17, 2018 January 19, 2018 / alternative medicine, Andrew Wakefield, anti-vaccine heroes, anti-vaccine movement, Bobby Kennedy, Geiers, germ-theory denialism, holistic, homeopathy, Kelly Brogan, Neil Z Miller, pseudoscience, quacks, Sherri Tenpenny, Shoenfeld, Stephanie Seneff, Tim O'Shea

Alternative medicine is rarely right, and that can have life-threatening consequences when it leads folks to reject traditional treatments when they are really sick.

Who is Stephanie Seneff?

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / July 28, 2017 July 28, 2017 / ADHD, autism, CMSRI, conspiracy theories, contaminated vaccines, correlation, glyphosate, MIT, roundup, Stephanie Seneff, vaccine myths

Stephanie Seneff is a computer scientist from MIT who thinks that exposure to glyphosphate is causing everything from autism and Alzeimers to peanut allergies and Celiac disease. Interestingly, she had another theory that all of these things were caused by low fat diets and vitamin D deficiency before she got obsessed with glyphosate.

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