Prevention is better than cure: Addressing anti-vaccine conspiracy theories






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3 Responses to Prevention is better than cure: Addressing anti-vaccine conspiracy theories

  1. g888 says:

    So the prevention of blindly accepting vaccines as the best option for an alleged cure could also be the best choice.. When one takes into account the legal case law history of government and big pharma paying for vaccine damage in those case law conclusions.. A sum total into the billions now in the U.S. alone.. Is no conspiracy theory at all…

  2. Yes, getting children (and adults) vaccinated is the best option. The more people who are vaccinated, the safer we all are, as some can’t be vaccinated and newborn babies are too young but can still get the diseases. Doctors around the world are interested in prevention. They would make more money treating sick kids who get those diseases than they make giving vaccinations to prevent them. See how long you can listen to this baby with pertussis.

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