Why are so many people afraid of vaccines these days?

The efficacy and health of vaccines also fit a distribution and is not one-size-fits-all. It is true that a great many people do well with vaccines. However, there is not a straight line of 100% success. read more

Thankfully, these days, we have a flu vaccine to save us all from suffering through influenza. But every year, people are hesitant to get the inoculation. In 2016, only 48.6 percent of the population got a flu shot, which means that more than half of all Americans went unprotected against this common, incredibly unpleasant virus. read more

In the 1980’s, people received about 3,000 antigens total, as compared to 150 today. Spreading the vaccines out over a long period of time for fear a child may be getting too high of a cumulative dose of antigens only leaves children more exposed and vulnerable to disease. read more