Will this dissuade the anti-vaccine fanatics? Probably not, as their minds are made up.
But for those who are on the fence, this is more evidence that vaccines are safe.
Related posts:
- Andrew Wakefield exposed as a fraud, the autism-vaccine belief is based on falsified data
- Losing the anti-vaccine fight, and what we should do next
- A pediatrician takes the anti-vaccine movement head on
- Both the far left and right agree not to receive the H1N1 vaccine
- Rahul Parikh: Anti-vaccine ads, and how false advertising harms children
- The shingles vaccine: Not practice friendly
- The bird-flu vaccine at the expense of the flu shot
KevinMD.com on Facebook
{ 1 comment }
I have never felt that vaccines caused autism. I am still amazed that parents will still take a chance on allowing their children to contract a possibly fatal disease instead of protecting them.
Comments on this entry are closed.