Why Do We Combine Vaccines?
Combination vaccines help to reduce the number of shots that kids get at each visit to their health care provider.
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Combination vaccines help to reduce the number of shots that kids get at each visit to their health care provider.
Why Do We Combine Vaccines? Read More »
Anti-vaccine protest signs are filled with misinformation that is designed to scare parents away from vaccinating and protecting their kids.
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Reviewing the vaccine schedules from the 1940s to 2019, you will be suprisied at how many vaccines and how many doses kids used to get.
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In the past, children received more vaccine doses containing a higher number of antigens than they do today, yet were still exposed to more diseases. The claim that children now receive a significantly higher number of vaccines is false, as historical evidence shows they actually received more doses in the 1950s and 1960s. The gradual addition of new vaccines occurred over many years and is not indicative of a sudden increase. Overall, vaccines are safe, have minimal risks, and are crucial for disease prevention.
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