Request for the AAP to publicly oppose the anti-vaccine misinformation of Robert Sears, MD, FAAP and Jay Gordon, MD, FAAP
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Russell Libby, MD FAAP
11 years ago
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It is hard to believe a Board Certified pediatrician would like to publicly undermine the public health efforts of the CDC, our communities, and our practices by preaching their fabricated "alternative" which has no credible benefit except to promote himself.
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Erin Schutte
11 years ago
MD FAAP
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Erin Schutte
11 years ago
MD FAAP
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Herschel Lessin MD
11 years ago
The misinformation spewed by these supposed pediatricians does not deserve the designation of Fellow of the AAP. It devalues our membership in the organization.
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Denise Salerno
11 years ago
So sad how popular they have become spreading these dangerous ideas.
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Clarisa Smith
11 years ago
Way to go Chris! I worked with u when I was a resident in Tucson. I applaud your efforts and am disappointed that the AAP hasn't responded appropriately.
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Caitlin Reed
11 years ago
As an infectious diseases physician and public health epidemiologist, I am appalled that pediatricians who publicly oppose CDC recommended vaccination schedules are allowed to be members of the AAP in good standing.
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Johanna Stromberg
11 years ago
Do you really want quacks like Gordon and Sears to influence what people think about the AAP?
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Anonymous
13 years ago
Do you really want quacks like Gordon and Sears to influence what people think about the AAP?
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Clarisa Smith
13 years ago
Way to go Chris! I worked with u when I was a resident in Tucson. I applaud your efforts and am disappointed that the AAP hasn't responded appropriately.
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Denise Salerno
13 years ago
So sad how popular they have become spreading these dangerous ideas.
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Caitlin Reed
13 years ago
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As an infectious diseases physician and public health epidemiologist, I am appalled that pediatricians who publicly oppose CDC recommended vaccination schedules are allowed to be members of the AAP in good standing.
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Herschel Lessin MD
13 years ago
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The misinformation spewed by these supposed pediatricians does not deserve the designation of Fellow of the AAP. It devalues our membership in the organization.
It is hard to believe a Board Certified pediatrician would like to publicly undermine the public health efforts of the CDC, our communities, and our practices by preaching their fabricated "alternative" which has no credible benefit except to promote himself.
MD FAAP
MD FAAP
The misinformation spewed by these supposed pediatricians does not deserve the designation of Fellow of the AAP. It devalues our membership in the organization.
So sad how popular they have become spreading these dangerous ideas.
Way to go Chris! I worked with u when I was a resident in Tucson. I applaud your efforts and am disappointed that the AAP hasn't responded appropriately.
As an infectious diseases physician and public health epidemiologist, I am appalled that pediatricians who publicly oppose CDC recommended vaccination schedules are allowed to be members of the AAP in good standing.
Do you really want quacks like Gordon and Sears to influence what people think about the AAP?
Do you really want quacks like Gordon and Sears to influence what people think about the AAP?
Way to go Chris! I worked with u when I was a resident in Tucson. I applaud your efforts and am disappointed that the AAP hasn't responded appropriately.
So sad how popular they have become spreading these dangerous ideas.
As an infectious diseases physician and public health epidemiologist, I am appalled that pediatricians who publicly oppose CDC recommended vaccination schedules are allowed to be members of the AAP in good standing.
The misinformation spewed by these supposed pediatricians does not deserve the designation of Fellow of the AAP. It devalues our membership in the organization.