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Archived 12 months ago from Charleston Post Courier
Vaccine misinformation is a ‘great concern’ to SC health officials as measles outbreak continues

As the measles outbreak in the Upstate has grown to 30 people, including eight new cases this week, South Carolina public health officials addressed disinformation and myths contributing to lower vaccination rates, including that it is better to be infected and get immunity that way than get the …

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Archived 12 months ago from Full Fact
Amish people do vaccinate – and autism exists in Amish communities

A video posted to Facebook claims that the Amish “refuse all vaccines” and have “NO cases of autism [sic]”, adding that the “only cases” are among those who were adopted and did receive vaccines.This is a common claim that has been circulating for many years, that we have written about before. But …

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Archived 12 months ago from AJMC.com Managed Markets Network
Misinformation and Knowledge Gaps Undermine Vaccine Protection: Kristina Crothers, MD

Although employed by the US Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), Crothers is not representing the VA, and the views expressed are her own.Combination vaccines offer a logical path to improved adherence and simplified scheduling for respiratory illnesses, explained Kristina Crothers, MD, professor …

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Archived 12 months ago from Natural News
Florida lawmaker proposes mandate for medical examiners to report recent vaccinations in sudden death cases

Florida lawmaker proposes mandate for medical examiners to report recent vaccinations in sudden death cases Sen. Ileana Garcia’s Senate Bill?188 would require Florida medical examiners to record and report all vaccinations or “emergency countermeasures” given within 90?days before sudden deaths of …

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Archived 12 months ago from MSN
Unfounded infertility claims mar Pakistan’s HPV vaccine drive

Misinformation has plagued Pakistan’s first rollout of a jab to protect girls against cervical cancer, which kills thousands of women in the country each year. A widely shared online clip shows a conservative politician inaccurately claiming the shot is “making our daughters infertile”. Experts say …

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Archived 12 months ago from Psychology Today
The Psychology of “No” in Vaccine Hesitancy

A bipartisan group of former U.S. Surgeons General recently warned the nation about the threat posed by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. as a particularly harmful voice on vaccines. The online noise will keep swirling, but its costs land on children—the baby who can’t choose, the kid with asthma, the teen …

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Archived 12 months ago from The Times
How Andrew Wakefield turned Austin into the US antivax capital

One evening in Austin, Texas, about 20 years ago, a psychiatrist threw a dinner party, inviting doctors and notable names from the medical establishment to meet a guest of honour: Andrew Wakefield. After niceties, Wakefield stood in front of a slideshow presentation, his 1998 Lancet study on the …

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Archived 12 months ago from The Guardian
US anti-vax stance to blame for continent-wide surge in measles, say experts

Governments across Latin America are stepping up efforts to vaccinate their populations against measles, as outbreaks in North America drive a 34-fold increase in the number of cases reported in the region this year.Measles cases have surged worldwide to a 25-year high, due to low vaccine coverage …

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Archived 12 months ago from The BMJ
US vaccine misinformation is having “frightening” ripple effect in Europe, leaders warn

Elisabeth MahaseThe BMJVaccine misinformation and disinformation being spread in the US—including by senior politicians—is affecting patients and researchers in Europe, experts have warned.Speaking at the World Vaccine Congress Europe in Amsterdam on 14 October, public health policy makers and …

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Archived 1 year ago from FactCheck.org
Q&A on the 2025-2026 COVID-19 Vaccines

As has been the case each year since 2022, updated COVID-19 vaccines were released leading into the fall season, and the shots should be broadly available to people age 6 months and up. For the first time, however, the vaccines are not approved for all age groups, and the vaccines are recommended …

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