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
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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
Pittsburgh, PA
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.
Signing for my Grandchildren.
Vaccination is a very low cost preventive health step - it saves money and anguish. Let's do it.
Vaccines save lives. There's no denying science.
Family Physician. Wilkes Barre, PA.
Lives in Pa
Denying science is not a "philosophy," it's a delusion.
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.
MD
We need to protect everyone and vaccines are the scientific and medical way to do this.
Clinical Associate Professor, University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine, attending Family Physician, Squirrel Hill Health Center