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Many parents now have a vague distrust of vaccines — with little to no memory of diseases that terrified their grandparents, Schaffner says.
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Many parents now have a vague distrust of vaccines — with little to no memory of diseases that terrified their grandparents, Schaffner says.
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And as the summer travel season launches into full swing, "these viral diseases are only a plane ride away," says Schaffner.
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The biggest impediment to vaccinating kids today is not cost, but fear, says William Schaffner, a spokesman for the Infectious Disease Society of America and professor at Vanderbilt University School of Medicine in Nashville.
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The biggest impediment to vaccinating kids today is not cost, but fear, says William Schaffner, a spokesman for the Infectious Disease Society of America and professor at Vanderbilt University School of Medicine in Nashville.
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Schaffner notes that France, which doesn't strictly enforce school vaccine policies, has had more than 10,000 measles cases and six deaths just this year.
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Each individual study might have been, in the words of Vanderbilt Department of Preventive Medicine chair William Schaffner, “imperfect,” but together they formed “a whole mosaic of studies . . . that all add up to this theme: thimerosal is not the culprit.”
The Panic Virus Seth Mnookin 2011
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Each individual study might have been, in the words of Vanderbilt Department of Preventive Medicine chair William Schaffner, “imperfect,” but together they formed “a whole mosaic of studies . . . that all add up to this theme: thimerosal is not the culprit.”
The Panic Virus Seth Mnookin 2011
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Schaffner notes that France, which doesn't strictly enforce school vaccine policies, has had more than 10,000 measles cases and six deaths just this year.
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And as the summer travel season launches into full swing, "these viral diseases are only a plane ride away," says Schaffner.
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