I didn’t say that I think that undermining how much of this is driven by anti-vax parents rather than parents hesitant of the system while stating most anti vax parents aren’t bad is irresponsible. Meeting people who are victims of public health disparities where they are is important and necessary
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I am firmly of the belief all anti-vax parents are bad, sorry. Hesitancy of the healthcare system evolves for numerous reasons and should not be the talking point when that isn’t the catalyst for this movement
not what’s driving these uncontrolled cases
Perhaps my initial post is misleading because I would never shame someone who is hesitant of the system and needs more trust and information. But I think it is unhelpful and irresponsible to determine most anti-vax parents aren’t bad. Who does this help as cases rise? Hesitancy is not what is
Perhaps my initial post is misleading because I would never shame someone who is hesitant of the system and needs more trust and information. But I think it is unhelpful and irresponsible to determine most anti-vax parents aren’t bad. Who does this help as cases rise
idk man maybe start telling anti-vax parents they’re shitty parents. because they are, whether they intend to be or not.
maybe the public health message should be “this is child abuse“ because it is.
I’m sorry I concede, most anti-vax parents aren’t bad.
oh no not pure cringe
This is something I have already mentioned that I understand and agree with several times.
For someone who works in public health it’s a hell of a way to start off a post describing the public health work that is already in practice as unvaccinated rates rise. And by your answer you don’t disagree with my post you chose to ignore either
“Most anti-vax parents aren’t bad” is definitely something to disagree with and is a useless statement
It can be both
We should moralize children dying
I would never have an issue with parents who have questions and are willing to learn. That’s not how anti-vaxxers operate
I’m referring to anti-vaxxers as he initially did
Thinking anti-vax parents aren’t bad is still wrong imo. It’s a useless claim to make based off of no data from what I can tell. Is the reason we have outbreaks of measles in TX and SC because of hesitant parents or anti-vaxxers? Hesitancy of the healthcare system develops because of many factors,
not just vaccinations. At a time when preventable infectious diseases are spreading rapidly, public education is more important than ever, obviously, I agree. Vaccine education should and is being done regardless of the parent is hesitant/anti-vax. So what is the point of his statement
Thinking anti-vax parents aren’t bad is still wrong imo. It’s a useless claim to make based off of no data from what I can tell. Is the reason we have outbreaks of measles in TX and SC because of hesitant parents or anti-vaxxers? Hesitancy of the healthcare system develops because of many factors,
So many people who have never educated a patient before trying to teach me how to educate a patient in the way it’s already practiced. Very helpful
reply by cristyceeck.bsky.social that reads I'll probably regret posting this but there is some research beyond this recent preprint that there might be an issue. she then quotes a post by labwaggoner.bsky.social linking to the biorxiv paper titled "Post-COVID impairment of memory T cell responses to community-acquired pathogens can be rectified by activating cellular metabolism"
reply by publichealthguy1.bsky.social that reads: it’s not reflected in the clinical or pop epi data, which is how we know any potential issues are limited. there’s a lot of fake experts pushing bad interpretations of those data out there, unfortunately.
when someone responded with a preprint suggesting that this is an issue, he responds with this. and like, what about the nature article i just brought up? does that not count? were the authors fake experts? he doesn't mention it. he still doesn't cite a single study.
also, medical hesitancy from systemic racism in vulnerable groups is of course a real issue. but it is NOT the driving force behind the anti-vax movement, and it is wrong to hint that it is.
thank you
Still waiting, publichealthguy1
“don’t dunk on this guy, he worked for the cdc!”
me remembering everything the cdc did during covid: nah
it’s not getting any better
See my comment above
I am not pushing for anger I am angry that someone in public health with a large account can make a misleading statement like “most anti-vax parents are good”
I understand. It is misleading and unhelpful to make a statement like “most anti-vax parents are good” based off of, from what I can tell so far, vibes. This does nothing for the safety of children. Those who work in healthcare know educating parents on vaccines is more important now than ever
Do you have the data that states most anti-vax parents are good?
