Por qué las falsedades sobre las vacunas son un peligro para todos.

The video discusses the issue of vaccine hesitancy, highlighting how a minority of parents believe vaccines do more harm than good. It traces the origins of this belief to a fraudulent study published in 1998, which falsely linked vaccines to autism. Despite the study's retraction, the idea persists, leading to a rise in preventable diseases like measles and whooping cough. The video explains the concept of herd immunity and its importance in protecting communities. It also covers the legal aspects of vaccine requirements for school attendance and the debate over exemptions based on personal or religious beliefs.

What concerns do health officials have regarding the vaccine backlash?

What was the impact of the fraudulent study published in the Lancet in 1998?

What were the statistics regarding measles cases in the US and Europe from 2000 to 2016?

How does the choice not to vaccinate affect herd immunity in communities?

What are some arguments for and against making vaccinations compulsory for school attendance?