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Personal Stories About Vaccine-Preventable Diseases

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / July 22, 2018 / deaths from vaccine-preventable diseases, delaying vaccines, fear, flu deaths, herd immunity, measles deaths, meningitis, polio survivor, rabies deaths, regret, stories, vaccine induced disease, vaccine injury, Vaccine Preventable Diseases

While parents often get scared by vaccine-injury stories, they often aren’t aware of the stories of parents who have lost children to vaccine-preventable diseases.

Making the Right Choice About Vaccines

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / August 8, 2018 / answers, anti-vaccine talking points, autism, benefits, choice, cognitive bias, evidence, movies, on the fence, regret, risks, safety, SIDS, stories, too many too soon, toxins, vaccine books, vaccine choice, vaccine deaths, Vaccine Education, vaccine myths

With all of the misinformation out there, it can be a real challenge to make the right choice to get your kids vaccinated and protected.

Father’s Day and Vaccines – What’s the Connection?

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / June 17, 2018 / autism, Father's Day, fathers, History of Vaccines, polio survivor, stories

Thinking about these dads on Father’s Day can help remind us of the importance of vaccinating and protecting our kids.

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