It’s important to have the facts as you make health decisions for yourself and your family. Here you’ll find trustworthy, science-based resources and information vetted by practicing physicians and public health professionals on the safety and effectiveness of immunizations.
The Measles Outbreak – PBS PrimeTime 39 (May 2019)
2019 U.S. Measles Cases Surpass Total Cases for Any Year Since 1992 – CDC (May 2019)
What You Should Know About Vaccines for Adults – NPR (May 2019)
Vaccine Safety Not in Doubt – Journal Gazette (May 2019)
This Mom Wants You to Know What Measles Did to Her Baby – CNN (May 2019)
Mother of Measles-Stricken Infant: “Our community failed us.” – CNN (April 2019)
Anti-vaxxers Appear to be Losing Ground in the Online Vaccine Debate – The Conversation (April 2019)
Study: MMR Vaccine Not Linked to Increase Autism Risk – AAP News (March 2019)
New Research Targets Anti-vaccination Comments on Facebook – The Verge (March 2019)
Measles: Why it’s So Deadly, and Why Vaccination is So Vital – The Conversation (February 2019)
Reasearch that Sparked Anti-vaccination Campaign Called an “Elaborate Fraud” – Vax (January 2011)
Below are just a fraction of the scientific and academic studies and reports on vaccines from the past 20 years. Reading such studies can be difficult. However, the abstracts and conclusions can be helpful in understanding the basis of the studies and what outcomes were determined.
The MMR Vaccine and Autism – Annual Review of Virology (April 2019)
Sudden Infant Death Syndrome: No increased risk after immunisation – Vaccine (January 2007)