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Why do some vaccines require boosters?

December 3^rd, 2021

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Why is it that some people still get sick even though they have been vaccinated?

December 3^rd, 2021

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If vaccines confer long-term protection, why do they have to be constantly repeated?

December 3^rd, 2021

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Are vaccines safe and effective?

December 2^nd, 2021

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Babies receive antibodies with breast milk. Why do they need vaccines if they already get this natural protection?

December 2^nd, 2021

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Why do some doctors advise against immunisation?

December 2^nd, 2021

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Is immunisation really necessary given that most diseases are now treatable?

December 2^nd, 2021

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Are vaccines proven to work?

December 2^nd, 2021

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Does giving vaccinations “too early” in life put children at unnecessary risk?

November 27^th, 2021

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Why bother vaccinating against diseases which are no longer seen in Europe?

November 27^th, 2021

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Hasn’t the burden of disease fallen thanks to improved hygiene and nutrition rather than immunisation?

November 27^th, 2021

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Most adults fought off infectious diseases – like measles and mumps – when they were kids, and it never did them any harm. Why not let nature take its course?

November 27^th, 2021

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Do immunisations cause allergies?

November 27^th, 2021

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Why do so many people get vaccinated?

November 27^th, 2021

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Isn’t the pharmaceutical industry just out to make money?

November 26^th, 2021

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Isn’t it normal for children to naturally fight off infectious diseases? Wouldn’t this actually provide better protection than vaccination?

November 26^th, 2021

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Have the pathogens which cause disease been proven to exist?

November 26^th, 2021

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Do women who have themselves fought off an infectious disease supply their newborn children with stronger defences against infection than vaccinated mothers?

November 17^th, 2021

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Why do some vaccines require boosters?

Why is it that some people still get sick even though they have been vaccinated?

If vaccines confer long-term protection, why do they have to be constantly repeated?

Are vaccines safe and effective?

Babies receive antibodies with breast milk. Why do they need vaccines if they already get this natural protection?

Why do some doctors advise against immunisation?

Is immunisation really necessary given that most diseases are now treatable?

Are vaccines proven to work?

Does giving vaccinations “too early” in life put children at unnecessary risk?

Why bother vaccinating against diseases which are no longer seen in Europe?

Hasn’t the burden of disease fallen thanks to improved hygiene and nutrition rather than immunisation?

Most adults fought off infectious diseases – like measles and mumps – when they were kids, and it never did them any harm. Why not let nature take its course?

Do immunisations cause allergies?

Why do so many people get vaccinated?

Isn’t the pharmaceutical industry just out to make money?

Isn’t it normal for children to naturally fight off infectious diseases? Wouldn’t this actually provide better protection than vaccination?

Have the pathogens which cause disease been proven to exist?

Do women who have themselves fought off an infectious disease supply their newborn children with stronger defences against infection than vaccinated mothers?