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• Should pediatricians 'fire' unvaccinated patients?

  Tue Mar 27, 2012
  • Today 1 in 88 kids diagnosed, 1 in 58 boys; in the 1980 is was 1 in 10,000. Reputable studies from UC-Davis and EPA confirm the increase is not all due to better diagnosis.

• Are 'opt-out' parents and unvaxxed kids a health threat?

  Tue Nov 29, 2011
  • And today Dr. Nancy took part in the three person panel with Star Jones and another person. One of the topics was regarding education. Dr. Nancy thinks "parents are a thorn in the side to teachers".

• Are 'opt-out' parents and unvaxxed kids a health threat?

  Tue Nov 29, 2011
  • Don't have time to look them all up for you but I'm sure you can find them if you try. UC Davis is the first study to come to mind that proves there is a real increase in cases. I believe the EPA also published a study supporting the fact the increase can not all be due to changes in criteria.

• Are 'opt-out' parents and unvaxxed kids a health threat?

  Tue Nov 29, 2011
  • Vaccines have side effects - the manufacturers acknowledge this. Each person is different and medicine can't be one size fits all. The vaccine court has ruled in favor of some families that have incurred vaccine injury. This is a fact.

• Are 'opt-out' parents and unvaxxed kids a health threat?

  Tue Nov 29, 2011
  • And if you choose to vaccinate with the flu mist you are shedding the virus. My kid has a genetic condition that prevents him or anyone in the family from using the flu mist due to shedding. Is it fair that he be exposed to all of your shedding kids at school?

• Are 'opt-out' parents and unvaxxed kids a health threat?

  Tue Nov 29, 2011
  • All of those degrees are worthless if she doesn't do her own critical thinking. Does she just rely on the talking points from the AAP or CDC? More and more doctors are doing their own thinking and seeing that, just like the rest of medicine, vaccines aren't a one size fits all.

• Are 'opt-out' parents and unvaxxed kids a health threat?

  Tue Nov 29, 2011
  • The difference is that there are no negative side effects of simply putting your child in the car seat. By virture of receiving the vaccine you are risking side effects - even the pharma co. acknowledges that.

• Do you think vaccines are related to autism?

  Mon May 24, 2010
  • JustADoc,

• Do you think vaccines are related to autism?

  Mon May 24, 2010
  • Riayn,

• Do you think vaccines are related to autism?

  Mon May 24, 2010
  • Matt Lauer, or anyone for that fact, can find studies that supposedly find no link. The problem is that these are not studies comparing NEVER vaccinated children vs vaccinated children. That is the kind of study we need.