Vaccination rates drop

[mama1803]

http://www.npr.org/blogs/health/2010...1027,1030,1066

[peainthepod]

Excellent news!

[Mama~Love]

Awesome, that's great!

Insurers attribute the decline to parents' fears that vaccinations could be linked to autism. Though public health experts and government studies have found no evidence that vaccinations cause autism, the subject has been subject of fierce debate on the Internet and outspoken celebrities have fueled the controversy.

"Vaccination paranoia is out there," said George Halvorson, CEO of Kaiser Permanente, of the nation’s largest health plans. But he also said it is unclear if the one-year drop signals a trend.

"It's a disturbing drop … parents are putting children in danger due to misinformation," said Margaret O'Kane, NCQA president.

Yeah, you can't trust those government studies, or any public health officials. If their lips move, they're more than likely lying.

I at the misinformation statement.