Terrible choice of accompanying photo - a child seemingly afraid of a needle (reasonable) and appears to be held down.
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Agreed. Why do editors persist is propagating this stereotyping image? We’re meant to be encouraging vaccination correct?
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@Atul_Gawande@WHO@GutteridgeC One of the first things we learned a medical school - measles is the world's number one killer. Not now.Thanks. Twitter will use this to make your timeline better. UndoUndo
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It's because
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Immunization WORKS!!!
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The challenge is getting this information to be taken as a major accomplishment of childhood immunizations in the era of Antivaxxers.
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Measles can be a horrible disease. Vaccines against it are a miracle we take for granted
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Significantly in the US experience there was a subsequent drop in childhood mortality from many other infections which should be helping children around the world!
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Waiiiitaminnit....you mean to tell me vaccines save lives and don't cause autism??? ;)
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Whether stock photo or not, this says something about medicine. I remember all too well being held down screaming as a child to receive medical "attention". Can't we take a little time with kids/adults alike and eliminate the terror?
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It floors me that there are any deaths from a virus that is so preventable.
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Now please drop the goddam terrified-kid-being-stabbed-with-a-needle stock photos.
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Wait, 90,000 children still die each year from measles? The improvement is great, of course, but that still seems like a lot of unnecessary carnage.
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So when will the 45th try to make sure the vaccine stops being available to most Americans?
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George Washington immunized his whole army in Valley Forge for small pox in secret (to allow for downtime)
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Don’t let Fox News see this - they will tell Trump and then Trump will try to cut that program too!
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