Ed note: This essay in the New England Journal of Medicine is an interesting comparison of the public health imperatives in both tobacco abuse and vaccine denial. It outlines some possible strategies to improve vaccination rates going forward–by looking back.
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Sounds familiar.
Second hand smoke and the breathing the air of unvaccinated are both dangerous.