Posted on Nov 17, 2023
Why this state is lagging behind the rest of the US in routine childhood vaccinations
970
7
3
3
3
0
"For all four major vaccines -- measles, mumps and rubella (MMR); diphtheria, tetanus and acellular pertussis (DTaP); poliovirus (polio) and varicella (chickenpox) -- Idaho had the lowest percentage of kindergartners who met school requirements for vaccinations, all around 81% compared to a nationwide rate of 93%."
Why this state is lagging behind the rest of the US in routine childhood vaccinations
Posted from abcnews.go.com
Medicine
Children
Posted 5 mo ago
Responses: 1
3
3
0
LTC Eugene Chu ignorance apparently...
...""I want parents to choose to vaccinate their children, but I want them to feel really good about it and I want them to feel really informed about it and so we need to do a better job informing on vaccine safety," she said.
At Idaho WWAMI, Fehrenkamp said they bring in students from Idaho that have links to underserved communities to help educate them with the hope they'll go back and practice in those areas and fill a health care gap.
Cleveland, who specializes in immunization outreach to underserved populations in Idaho, said it's also important to bring those vaccines into rural or underserved communities to make it easier for people to keep up with vaccine schedules.
"Taking the vaccines to the people, especially in the rural areas or even like workplaces or schools, we usually have really good success in vaccine uptake," he said."
...""I want parents to choose to vaccinate their children, but I want them to feel really good about it and I want them to feel really informed about it and so we need to do a better job informing on vaccine safety," she said.
At Idaho WWAMI, Fehrenkamp said they bring in students from Idaho that have links to underserved communities to help educate them with the hope they'll go back and practice in those areas and fill a health care gap.
Cleveland, who specializes in immunization outreach to underserved populations in Idaho, said it's also important to bring those vaccines into rural or underserved communities to make it easier for people to keep up with vaccine schedules.
"Taking the vaccines to the people, especially in the rural areas or even like workplaces or schools, we usually have really good success in vaccine uptake," he said."
(3)
(0)
AN Ron Wright
After cv19. Can you ever trust vax again. mRNA and the poison inside the jab has ruined the cdc. FDA who and nih reputation. New documents of them hiding deaths, myocarditis, damaged pregnancies among the many factors now shown in documentation. And wtf with these turbo cancers that are only attacking this who got the jab! No I will NEVER EVER trust the big pharma bought and paid for medical community anymore. They are poisoning US. Anyone who thinks otherwise better start their conversation with the poisons that are in the jab and why?
(1)
(0)
Read This Next
Continue with Facebook 
Continue with Google