How can we be sure vaccines don't cause long-term problems?
If all my child's friends are vaccinated, won't he be protected by herd immunity? Why should I put my child at risk for vaccine reactions if all the other children around him are already immune?
Why do children need so many doses of certain vaccines?
What is in vaccines?
Aren't some of these substances toxic?
Can a child get a disease even after being vaccinated?
Can a child actually get the disease from a vaccine?
Why does the government require children to be vaccinated to attend school?
Can children be exempted from school immunization laws?
Vaccines are expensive. Is there a way to reduce the cost?
Can't so many vaccines overwhelm a child's immune system?
There are mothers who say that their babies developed autism after receiving their shots. If the shots didn't cause the autism, how do you explain this?
Why do you use vague language like, "Available data suggest that there is no association between vaccines and autism . . . ?" Why can't you just say, "Vaccines don't cause autism!" If your statements didn't sound so wishy-washy, they would be more believable.
How do you explain the increase in the number of children with autism, and the fact that the increase corresponded with an increase in the number of vaccinations children get?