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11th Hour with Ali Velshi

Measles cases are at a 35-year high, and because of RFK Jr.'s management of HHS, Fmr. CDC Medical Officer Dr. Debra Houry says the U.S. is "not prepared for global health threats... There's just been a really kind of a misconception that [measles] is a harmless childhood disease."

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Awaken-Educate-Activate

There is so much less reporting about measles-especially the severe brain inflammation. There needs to be much more reporting on this & what is happening w/ Ebola. Please continue to provide a platform for medical professionals reporting.

Patricia -

think-about-polio-vaccinations-too!! Australia-does!!

Patricia -

australia-supplies-free-vaccinations-to-all-school-children. BECAUSE WE ARE NOT STUPID !!

Fikskanin

@11thhourmsnow.bsky.social This ScareScam YELLOW JOURNALISM is some of the most irresponsible reporting I have seen Using an obscure symptom of a mostly-mild ELIMINATED illness to create panic for a PoliticalObjective AGAIN, is unconscionable Stop being MedicalGESTAPO to control choices of others

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Fikskanin

@11thhourmsnow.bsky.social Measles is not a death sentence, Measles is an ELIMINATED illness, and vaccination does NOT guarantee immunity. THIS IS NOT THE DARK AGES! Outbreaks can be treated+vax'd locally - done! All you're going to do is alienate Moderate Voters We are entitled to MedicalChoice

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Fikskanin

@11thhourmsnow.bsky.social Exploiting a few unfortunate babies to EXAGGERATE the realistic impact and severity of an Eliminated illness, and create undue fear for a Political Objective, is deceitful and despicable.

CC "J 6th Committee/Jack Smith"

I made sure a year ago that I was still vaccinated from the late 1960's.

northjoyce-1937

It's harmless til your child gets pneumonia and has to be in the hospital, or his brain swells and does permanent damage...measels don't end when the rash goes away for some kids