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Healthy Kids Can Just Die

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / November 4, 2020 / bereavement, blame, child loss, deaths from vaccine-preventable diseases, grief, guilt, regret, safe sleep, SIDS, SUDC, sudden death, Sudden Unexplained Death in Childhood, vaccine deaths

When healthy kids die suddenly, families need support to help them deal with feelings of guilt, despair, and regret – not a push from anti-vax folks to blame vaccines.

Vaccine Injuries vs Coincidences

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / October 24, 2020 / autism studies, autistic, bad advice, causation, cognitive bias, coincidence, correlation, infantile spasms, morals, reporting vaccine side effects, seizures, SIDS, sudden death, vaccine induced disease, vaccine injury stories, vaccine scare stories, VAERS

When correlation doesn’t equal causation, then that means it’s a coincidence, right?

How the Anti-Vax Movement Takes Advantage of SIDS and SUDC Families

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / September 24, 2019 / autopsy, back to sleep, deaths, grief, guilt, infant mortality rate, Larry Cook, medical examiners, mortality rate, risks, safe sleep, safety studies, SIDS, SUDC, sudden death, Sudden Unexplained Death in Childhood, VAERS

Families who have lost a child to SIDS or SUDC need support, not anti-vax folks telling them to blame the death on vaccines.

Does the CDC Determine Medical Exemptions for Vaccines?

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / June 30, 2019 / ACIP, autoimmune disease, Bob Sears, breastfeeding, contraindications, family history, medical exemptions, Melissa Floyd, package inserts, precautions, pregnancy, SB276, SB277, seizures, sudden death

The CDC does not determine medical exemptions for vaccines.

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