No, we're not going to forget
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Publications? No. You've posted ZERO.
You post videos and memes. That's the extent of your "science" on the topic.
No.
Well established safety profile.
Kids got FAR higher risk levels from leaded gas and coal burning power plants. And now microplastics.
nails what, exactly?
You claimed you had "publications", and all I see is more rando memes.
Imagine that: showing empathy for the vaccine injured. What a radical concept.
In the STAT piece, Corbett-Helaire listed concrete steps that everyone in the vaccine field—herself included—should take. These steps include establishing a better system through which people can report vaccine-related injuries; creating and widely distributing guidelines for health care providers to better communicate with and care for patients who experience these injuries; and conducting more and deeper scientific investigations into these injuries. Such investigations, she added on the podcast, would not hamper further development of vaccines. Rather, they would further the quality and effectiveness of vaccines, as well as bolster public trust.
Vaccine injuries deserve more attention, says vaccinologist
More empathy—and investment—is needed to address vaccine-related injuries, says Harvard Chan School’s Kizzmekia Corbett-Helaire.
I thought you said the medical establishment denied these occurred?Imagine that: showing empathy for the vaccine injured. What a radical concept.
In the STAT piece, Corbett-Helaire listed concrete steps that everyone in the vaccine field—herself included—should take. These steps include establishing a better system through which people can report vaccine-related injuries; creating and widely distributing guidelines for health care providers to better communicate with and care for patients who experience these injuries; and conducting more and deeper scientific investigations into these injuries. Such investigations, she added on the podcast, would not hamper further development of vaccines. Rather, they would further the quality and effectiveness of vaccines, as well as bolster public trust.
Vaccine injuries deserve more attention, says vaccinologist
More empathy—and investment—is needed to address vaccine-related injuries, says Harvard Chan School’s Kizzmekia Corbett-Helaire.www.hsph.harvard.edu
