VOICED : US anti vaccine movement stands firm despite measles outbreak

The video discusses varying perspectives on vaccines, highlighting personal beliefs, legal aspects, and statistical data on vaccination rates in the US. It explores the medical community's stance on vaccines and the challenges faced by vaccine skeptics. The importance of education and compassionate care for unvaccinated children is emphasized.

What is the belief about the body's ability to heal mentioned in the first section?

• The body can heal itself without interference.

• The body needs constant medical intervention.

• Vaccines are the only way to stay healthy.

• Medicine is always necessary for healing.

What is one reason some parents choose not to vaccinate their children?

• They believe vaccines are too expensive.

• They think vaccines are unnecessary for health.

• They are unaware of vaccine benefits.

• They are following outdated medical advice.

Which state has the lowest vaccination rate for measles among kindergartners?

• Mississippi

• Colorado

• California

• Texas

What is the general opinion of pediatricians regarding vaccines?

• They think vaccines should be optional.

• They are skeptical about vaccine safety.

• They believe vaccines are unnecessary.

• They support vaccines as safe and effective.

What approach does Dr. Joseph Marcini suggest for dealing with families who choose not to vaccinate?

• Ignoring their decision.

• Refusing to treat unvaccinated children.

• Mandating vaccines for all children.

• Educating and engaging them with compassion.