Anti-vaccine influencers are getting even more extreme. In addition to the previous narratives comparing vaccination to rate and using Holocaust imagery, they are now wanting everyone to stop getting all vaccines!
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The story of Alexis Lorenze highlights misinformation about vaccine injuries, as anti-vaccine advocates incorrectly link her worsening paroxysmal nocturnal hemoglobinuria (PNH) to vaccinations. In reality, her condition can be exacerbated by infections like parvovirus B19, emphasizing the importance of vaccines for those at high risk like her to prevent severe complications.
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Rabies is a deadly disease with a long incubation period. Post-exposure prophylaxis requires both rabies immune globulin and a series of rabies vaccines to ensure protection. Deviating from expert recommendations can result in failure. In cases of animal exposure, seek advice from the health department. Tetanus risk from animal bites should also be considered.
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AI chatbots, such as one developed by Steve Kirsch, can spread misinformation about vaccines and autism. Despite potential for AI to combat misinformation, its ability to be fine-tuned poses risks. While AI could help fact-check and combat vaccine hesitancy, there is concern that it may amplify biases and misinformation. Furthermore, there is the possibility that anti-vaccine influencers could use AI chatbots to perpetuate misinformation, potentially leading to adverse public health consequences.
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