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Close the "philosophic objection" loophole to vaccination in PA

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Liz Kramer
10 years ago

Pittsburgh, PA

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Sandra El-Hachem
10 years ago

There should be no room in PA for philosophical objection to vaccination. It is a public health disaster to be one of the states with the lowest rates of childhood vaccination. As a Pittsburgh mother and physician , I demand that my representatives do what is based on scientific evidence, extensive medical research and what is in the best interest of the commonwealth.

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Renee Ramo, CMM
10 years ago

Signing for my Grandchildren.

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Arthur Goldberg
10 years ago

Vaccination is a very low cost preventive health step - it saves money and anguish. Let's do it.

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Lauren C OBrien MD
10 years ago

Vaccines save lives. There's no denying science.

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Susan Werner MD
10 years ago

Family Physician. Wilkes Barre, PA.

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Brook McHugh MD
10 years ago

Lives in Pa

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Jael Greenleaf
10 years ago

Denying science is not a "philosophy," it's a delusion.

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Melanie Austin MD
10 years ago Featured

as a pediatrician the thought of diseases on the brink of eradication is beyond understanding..... No one likes to pay taxes, but we do it for the common good - we vaccinated to keep our community healthy. There is no arguing with good science.

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Adam Chrusch MD
10 years ago

MD

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Josh Stein
10 years ago

We need to protect everyone and vaccines are the scientific and medical way to do this.

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Deborah Gilboa MD
10 years ago

Clinical Associate Professor, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, attending Family Physician, Squirrel Hill Health Center