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What Others Say
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Unsolicited comments from the immunization community
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Unprotected People Reports
What Others Say About
Unprotected People Reports |
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“I would like to link your
[Unprotected People] reports page to my clinic website, as a resource for
my patients. Thank you.”
K.G.R., MD, October 6, 2006 |
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"I cannot get enough info to
give the nursing staff on WHY they should immunize their patients. I'm
determined to educate them until they drop and these are real eye
openers!"
P.V., BSN, RN, HCAhealthcare.com, June 19, 2006 |
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“Wow! Is that pertinent and
poignant!! [Unprotected People #76: Newborn's death emphasizes need to
consider pertussis in differential diagnosis of coughing adults] Thanks.”
C.H., Jefferson County, June 24, 2005 |
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“This was a very moving
piece. [Unprotected People #75: Three year old's ordeal with severe
pneumococcal disease includes bloodstream and lung infection] Thanks, Dr.
Wexler, for sharing. I made copies of this story to share with all my
“New Moms” when they bring us their babies for that first series of
shots. Your’s was a powerful story and will have a positive impact.”
C.J., Immunization Program Nurse, Mountain Park Health Centers, Phoenix,
AZ, June 8, 2005 |
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"I would like to reprint that article [Dr. David Keller's Unprotected People Story #42, "Are Vaccinations Worth it?"] in two of our local
newspapers... We feel this would be a great article to submit to our newspapers because we have a chiropractor who often submits negative
articles on immunizations, advising parents not to immunize their children... Thanks in advance!"
S.A., Oconto County Human Services
Department, Oconto, Wisconsin, January 16, 2002 |
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"You are providing a terrific source for those of us who care for children... Your newsletters have provided me with a lot of current information
that helps me provide my parents with answers to many of the concerns they have discovered in listening to anecdotal accounts of perceived or
real immunization "horror stories"... The help you provide with the evidence of the effect of the immunizations on reducing disease, as well as
with the more personal stories of the benefits of immunizations, is helpful in our education of parents. Keep up the good work."
M.S., MSN,
DrPH, CPNP, July 26, 2000 |
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"We are going to be faxing
these different stories out on a biweekly basis to the physician offices
in our metro area through our local medical society. We're hoping that
offices will create "Read Me" files of them to place in office waiting
rooms. One way we can counteract the anti-vaccine testimonials! Thank you
so much for offering these!"
L.O., PharmD, Creighton
University, NE, May 10, 2000 |
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