I think we all make people aware of his viewpoint about vaccination
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Replying to @terrysimpson @MtnMD and
Yes. I’m wondering why the doctor above thinks it’s unhelpful.
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Replying to @MtnMD @terrysimpson and
Notice that supporting vaccines is not “aligning with pharma.” It’s aligning with public health. This is framing the antivaccine movement builds on, and I agree it can be effective, but that’s a reason to correct it, not embrace it.
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If you argue that supporting vaccines is “aligning with pharma,” you’re accepting the frame antivaxers WANT you to accept. It’s one of the main tenets of their conspiracy theories, the other being that big pharma and the CDC “know” vaccines cause autism but cover up the evidence.
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Replying to @MtnMD @ShallahGaykwon and
Nobody in my small hometown of approx 1,000 people was diagnosed with autism in the 1970s and early 80s. But that doesn’t mean nobody was autistic. I can easily recall at least 5-10 kids in my age group that would most likely be diagnosed now. That’s almost exactly today’s rate
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It’s called screening. Whenever you screen for a condition or disease, the prevalence will go up, as formerly undetected milder cases are discovered and diagnosed.
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