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Christopher Hickie MD PhD's avatar

I saw McCullough speak at one of these infernal anti-vaccine conferences and all he basically did was gish gallop all over the place. And all the anti-vaccinationists mistook his high-speed talking for actual intelligence which it wasn't.

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Mike S's avatar

This case is indeed exceptionally rare. And not only is vaccine encephalitis exceedingly rare, but so is the probability that a child would get a vaccine just at the time he develops acute leukemia which means the attenuated (live) virus was introduced into a child with zero immune response to deal with even the challenge posed by an attenuated virus.

Live virus vaccines are contraindicated in the immunosuppressed for a reason.

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