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Mercury in your hot dog? Vaccine skeptics face their limits at crucial CDC meeting
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Levi praised a 2004 study from Guinea-Bissau, an outlier that suggested that babies, especially females, were more likely to die if they got a hepatitis B shot.
Nurse Vicky Pebsworth of the National Vaccine Information Center, which opposes all vaccine mandates, frequently brought her own selective research into the meeting.
Nor could anyone provide a clear answer as to what prompted the committee’s discussion and planned vote on the birth dose of hepatitis B vaccine, since there was no new evidence suggesting any harm from it.
He appeared to nod off during a CDC staff presentation on the safety of the hepatitis B shot.
It postponed its vote on the hepatitis B birth dose.
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