Iron Supplements, Measles, and an Anti-Vaccine Pediatrician: What's the Connection?

The Real Truth About Vaccines

Wait, why am I writing about iron supplements and measles?

It’s vitamin A that’s associated with measles, right?

With each and every measles death, anti-vaccine influencers have been working hard to make people think that they didn’t really die because they were sick with measles.

It is, at least 99.9999% of the time.

Iron Supplements, Measles, and an Anti-Vaccine Pediatrician: What’s the Connection?

But it’s iron when you have a vitamin manufacturer for kids promoting an anti-vaccine pediatrician.

A pediatrician who is working hard to minimize the death of a 7-month-old unvaccinated infant.

An infant who just died in New York from measles, as we are dealing with record-breaking cases of measles across the country.

A response that leaves a very bad taste in my mouth.

Yummy!

I don’t think so…

Hopefully NovaFerrum and Gensavis can do better in the future.

More on Measles Deaths

• Moving the Goalposts When Talking About Measles Cases and Deaths

• How Anti-Vaccine Influencers Respond to Measles Deaths

• The Myth That Measles Isn’t Deadly

• Who Dies With Measles?

• RFK Jr Says It Is Hard to Kill Healthy Kids With Measles

• How Anti-Vaccine Influencers View a Vaccine Death vs. A Measles Death

• When Measles is Allowed to Run Its Usual Course, Kids Can Die