CLEAN : US anti vaccine movement stands firm despite measles outbreak

The video discusses the perspectives of Jelena and Michelle Matheson on health and vaccination. They believe in minimal interference with the body's natural healing process and choose not to vaccinate their children. The video explores state laws on vaccination, highlighting Colorado's low measles vaccination rate. It presents contrasting views from the medical community, emphasizing the importance of vaccines and the need for compassionate education for hesitant families. Vaccine skeptics continue to advocate against vaccination despite criticism.

What is the primary belief of Jelena and Michelle Matheson regarding health and medicine?

• Vaccines are the only way to ensure good health.

• Medicine should be used frequently for all health issues.

• The body needs no help, just no interference to heal.

• Health decisions should be made by doctors only.

Which state has the lowest vaccination rate for measles among kindergartners?

• Texas

• Mississippi

• Colorado

• California

What is the stance of the US Centers for Disease Control on the US vaccine schedule?

• It is not regulated by any authority.

• It is similar to other countries' schedules.

• It is the most aggressive schedule in the world.

• It is the least aggressive schedule in the world.

What is the concern of some doctors regarding unvaccinated children?

• They think unvaccinated children should be homeschooled.

• They support the decision to not vaccinate children.

• They are alarmed by the choice to not treat unvaccinated children.

• They believe unvaccinated children should be treated with more medicine.

How do vaccine skeptics like RJ and Michelle feel about their stance?

• They feel supported by the medical community.

• They have changed their stance recently.

• They feel increasingly under fire for their stance.

• They are indifferent to public opinion.