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Is My Fully Vaccinated Child at Risk from Your Unvaccinated Kids?

Vincent Iannelli, MD / January 20, 2019 / asymptomatic carriage, baboons, benefits, carrier, chicken pox deaths, choice, contagious, exemptions, free-riders, herd immunity, hiding in the herd, high risk, measles deaths, propaganda, quarantines, risks, shedding season, spreading disease, unvaccinated, vaccine choice, vaccine effectiveness, vaccine hesitancy, vaccine myths

Parents who choose to skip or delay their child’s vaccines often overlook the impact on the wider community. While vaccines protect most children, those who are too young or unable to be vaccinated are put at risk. Additionally, vaccinated individuals may still be affected, as vaccines aren’t 100% effective. The spread of misinformation further complicates the issue.

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I’m Not Anti-Vaccine, I Just Don’t Believe in the HPV Vaccine

Vincent Iannelli, MD / January 13, 2019 / answers, anti-vaccine, banned vaccines, cervical cancer, controversy, Diane Harper, gardasil, hpv myths, hpv vaccine, HPV vaccines, Katie Couric, questions about vaccines, research, risks, sex, Vaccine Education, vaccine hesitancy

Are your kids fully vaccinated and protected, even with the HPV vaccine or did you skip the vaccine that can prevent cancer?

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Vaccines – Year in Review 2018

Vincent Iannelli, MD / December 31, 2018 / 2018, autism studies, benefits, Betty Bumpers, Bob Sears, booster doses, cervical cancer, Dengvaxia, epilepsy, FluMist, hepatitis A, hepatitis B, Heplisav-B, immunization schedule, intussusception, mumps outbreaks, pertussis, Samoa, Shingrix, too many too soon, travel vaccines, vaccine hesitancy, vaccine news, Vaxelis, year in review

Another year has passed and although anti-vaccine folks keep talking about those 300 vaccines in pipeline, there were few new developments in the vaccine world in 2018. Well, maybe that’s not entirely true. Vaccines – Year in Review 2018 So what can we say about 2018 when it comes to vaccines? Well, we did get

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How Are Australia’s New Vaccine Laws Working?

Vincent Iannelli, MD / December 19, 2018 / anti-vaccine, anti-vaccine movement, Australia, billboards, childcare, clusters, daycare, dismiss, free-riders, herd immunity, kindergarten, mandates, no-jab-no-play, preschool, refusal, scared, unvaccinated, vaccine billboards, vaccine hesitancy, vaccine laws

Australia’s No Jab, No Play / Pay laws aren’t perfect, but they are seen by many people as a way to improve vaccination rates in the country.

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