Anti-Vaccine Doctors: “Kids Don’t Need the Vaccine Because They Are Less Likely to Acquire SARS-CoV-2 and Because Most Already Had COVID-19”
Updated: 2023-06-30 07:14:29
Those of us who thought about vaccines before the pandemic know perfectly well that anti-vaxxers start with their conclusions and work backwards to retrofit the "evidence." Doctors who do the same shouldn't be regarded any differently.
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Three new studies tell us what we already knew- vaccine isn't perfect, but it's far safer than the virus for children.
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My critics lack the courage to accurately quote me. That tells you everything about them and nothing about me.
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