Vaccines: Research on the Risks for Children and Possible Neurological Consequences
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Description: Points out damage that could be done by vaccines.
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| Page title: | Children's Vaccines: Research on Risks for Children from Vaccines & Neurological Effects |
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| Description: | Children's vaccines: Childhood vaccination is a medical procedure which carries a risk of injury or death. Concerning children's vaccines, it is your responsibility as a parent to become educated about the benefits and risks of vaccines routinely recommended for children in order to make the most informed, responsible vaccination decisions. |
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