Because different gene sequences determine how different vaccines at different doses affect us, vaccines in the ideal should be customized to the individual.
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I’m no anti-vaxxer, but the measles vaccine can’t prevent outbreaks
Vaccinomics — personalized vaccines married to genomics — are no pie-in-the-sky fantasy but possibly the next big coming thing. Dr. Gregory Poland, one of the world’s most admired, most advanced thinkers in the field of vaccinology, certainly thinks so.
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The vanishing herd
Mass vaccination advocates rely on ‘herd immunity’ to make their case. But it doesn’t exist.
One-size-suits-all vaccines will soon be replaced by safer, more effective ones
Today’s vaccines are failing. Personalized vaccines that reflect an individual’s genetic profile are coming.
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Vaccines can’t prevent measles outbreaks
Measles in highly immunized societies occurs primarily among those previously immunized. Continue reading Vaccines can’t prevent measles outbreaks
The best way to protect healthy kids from measles
Lawrence Solomon discusses his recent column, the “Untold Story of Measles” on the Charles Adler Show, 680 CJOB in Winnipeg.
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The untold story of measles
Several decades following the vaccine’s introduction, the measles death rate rose, largely because the vaccine made adults, expectant mothers and infants more vulnerable.
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