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Would Most People Say No to a COVID-19 Vaccine?

Why do some folks think that most people would say no to a COVID-19 vaccine?

Ethics and Vaccines

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / October 7, 2020 / #SaidNoDoctor, Bob Sears, chicken pox deaths, community immunity, community responsibility, deaths from vaccine-preventable diseases, fear, free-riders, herd immunity, hiding in the herd, measles deaths, measles outbreaks, vaccine deaths, vaccine hesitancy, vaccine injury, vaccine-preventable diseases

When anti-vaccine folks talk about ethics and vaccines, they should focus on the ethical issues of pushing misinformation, of not protecting their kids, and starting outbreaks that get others sick.

Do Anti-Vaccine Parents Ever Change Their Minds?

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / September 20, 2020 / advocacy, Bob Sears, countering vaccine hesitancy, evidence, fear, immunization advocate, Jay Gordon, Juniper Russo, measles deaths, measles outbreaks, on the fence, pro-safe vaccines, regret, scared, talking about vaccines, vaccine hesitancy

Do people who are against vaccines ever change their mind and vaccinate their kids?

How Pediatricians Should Talk to Vaccine Hesitant Parents

By Vincent Iannelli, MD / February 5, 2020 / anti-vaccine talking points, CASE method, motivational interviewing, presumptive language, recommendations, talking about vaccines, vaccine books, vaccine hesitancy

Learning new ways to talk to vaccine hesitant parents, including the use of vaccination-focused motivational interviewing techniques, presumptive language, and high-quality recommendations, might help pediatricians have more success and get less frustrated.

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Would Most People Say No to a COVID-19 Vaccine?

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