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  1. Idiocracy: Get ready for the measles epidemic 😱😡

    “#Florida’s proposal to remove school #vaccine mandates arrives at a moment when measles vaccination coverage in the state has fallen below the level needed to prevent sustained outbreaks.

    Using a mathematical model, we show that repealing the mandate could trigger the largest #measles #epidemic in the United States in nearly half a century, with projected pediatric deaths numbering in the hundreds within five years.”

    pnas.org/doi/full/10.1073/pnas

  2. Idiocracy: Get ready for the measles epidemic 😱😡

    “#Florida’s proposal to remove school #vaccine mandates arrives at a moment when measles vaccination coverage in the state has fallen below the level needed to prevent sustained outbreaks.

    Using a mathematical model, we show that repealing the mandate could trigger the largest #measles #epidemic in the United States in nearly half a century, with projected pediatric deaths numbering in the hundreds within five years.”

    pnas.org/doi/full/10.1073/pnas

  3. Idiocracy: Get ready for the measles epidemic 😱😡

    “#Florida’s proposal to remove school #vaccine mandates arrives at a moment when measles vaccination coverage in the state has fallen below the level needed to prevent sustained outbreaks.

    Using a mathematical model, we show that repealing the mandate could trigger the largest #measles #epidemic in the United States in nearly half a century, with projected pediatric deaths numbering in the hundreds within five years.”

    pnas.org/doi/full/10.1073/pnas

  4. Idiocracy: Get ready for the measles epidemic 😱😡

    “#Florida’s proposal to remove school #vaccine mandates arrives at a moment when measles vaccination coverage in the state has fallen below the level needed to prevent sustained outbreaks.

    Using a mathematical model, we show that repealing the mandate could trigger the largest #measles #epidemic in the United States in nearly half a century, with projected pediatric deaths numbering in the hundreds within five years.”

    pnas.org/doi/full/10.1073/pnas

  5. Idiocracy: Get ready for the measles epidemic 😱😡

    “#Florida’s proposal to remove school #vaccine mandates arrives at a moment when measles vaccination coverage in the state has fallen below the level needed to prevent sustained outbreaks.

    Using a mathematical model, we show that repealing the mandate could trigger the largest #measles #epidemic in the United States in nearly half a century, with projected pediatric deaths numbering in the hundreds within five years.”

    pnas.org/doi/full/10.1073/pnas

  6. Another year, another Covid vaccination. That too on the very last day in Australia that these vaccines are available for free.

    #COVID19 #vaccine #vaccination #australia #selfie

  7. Another year, another Covid vaccination. That too on the very last day in Australia that these vaccines are available for free.

    #COVID19 #vaccine #vaccination #australia #selfie

  8. Another year, another Covid vaccination. That too on the very last day in Australia that these vaccines are available for free.

    #COVID19 #vaccine #vaccination #australia #selfie

  9. Another year, another Covid vaccination. That too on the very last day in Australia that these vaccines are available for free.

    #COVID19 #vaccine #vaccination #australia #selfie

  10. Another year, another Covid vaccination. That too on the very last day in Australia that these vaccines are available for free.

    #COVID19 #vaccine #vaccination #australia #selfie

  11. Conclusions and relevance: COVID-19 vaccines were consistently associated with a reduction in the risk of hospitalization and other outcomes, including among individuals at high risk of severe COVID-19, such as infants, and those who were pregnant. No new safety concerns were identified. #vaccine #vaccines #vaccinations #COVID19

    jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/

  12. Conclusions and relevance: COVID-19 vaccines were consistently associated with a reduction in the risk of hospitalization and other outcomes, including among individuals at high risk of severe COVID-19, such as infants, and those who were pregnant. No new safety concerns were identified. #vaccine #vaccines #vaccinations #COVID19

    jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/

  13. Conclusions and relevance: COVID-19 vaccines were consistently associated with a reduction in the risk of hospitalization and other outcomes, including among individuals at high risk of severe COVID-19, such as infants, and those who were pregnant. No new safety concerns were identified. #vaccine #vaccines #vaccinations #COVID19

    jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/

  14. Conclusions and relevance: COVID-19 vaccines were consistently associated with a reduction in the risk of hospitalization and other outcomes, including among individuals at high risk of severe COVID-19, such as infants, and those who were pregnant. No new safety concerns were identified. #vaccine #vaccines #vaccinations #COVID19

    jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/

  15. Should you get a #covid #vaccine this fall? Here’s what to know.
    Most people have had some prior protective exposure to #covid19, either through vaccination, infection or both. But covid-19 “hasn’t gone away,” said Schaffner. “It’s still apt to produce serious illness.”
    #Vaccination remains the best way to decrease the likelihood of severe outcomes from the virus, as well as protect those around you who might be at higher risk.
    washingtonpost.com/wellness/20
    archive.ph/N6slV

  16. Should you get a #covid #vaccine this fall? Here’s what to know.
    Most people have had some prior protective exposure to #covid19, either through vaccination, infection or both. But covid-19 “hasn’t gone away,” said Schaffner. “It’s still apt to produce serious illness.”
    #Vaccination remains the best way to decrease the likelihood of severe outcomes from the virus, as well as protect those around you who might be at higher risk.
    washingtonpost.com/wellness/20
    archive.ph/N6slV

  17. Should you get a this fall? Here’s what to know.
    Most people have had some prior protective exposure to , either through vaccination, infection or both. But covid-19 “hasn’t gone away,” said Schaffner. “It’s still apt to produce serious illness.”
    remains the best way to decrease the likelihood of severe outcomes from the virus, as well as protect those around you who might be at higher risk.
    washingtonpost.com/wellness/20
    archive.ph/N6slV

  18. Should you get a #covid #vaccine this fall? Here’s what to know.
    Most people have had some prior protective exposure to #covid19, either through vaccination, infection or both. But covid-19 “hasn’t gone away,” said Schaffner. “It’s still apt to produce serious illness.”
    #Vaccination remains the best way to decrease the likelihood of severe outcomes from the virus, as well as protect those around you who might be at higher risk.
    washingtonpost.com/wellness/20
    archive.ph/N6slV

  19. Should you get a #covid #vaccine this fall? Here’s what to know.
    Most people have had some prior protective exposure to #covid19, either through vaccination, infection or both. But covid-19 “hasn’t gone away,” said Schaffner. “It’s still apt to produce serious illness.”
    #Vaccination remains the best way to decrease the likelihood of severe outcomes from the virus, as well as protect those around you who might be at higher risk.
    washingtonpost.com/wellness/20
    archive.ph/N6slV