Health Care & Hospital Law,
Administrative/Regulatory
May 15, 2014
Speech, intimidation and the anti-vaccine movement
Several events in the past weeks have brought home the point that the anti-vaccine movement's call for debate only stands as long as they hear what they like to hear and avoid criticism.
Several events in the past weeks have brought home the point that the anti-vaccine movement's call for debate only stands as long as they hear what they like to hear and avoid criticism. From trying to get a vaccine researcher fired for a single statement, through threatening a scientist-writer with a lawsuit, to attacking a high school film club, the anti-vaccine movement reaffirmed anthropologist's Anna Kata's finding that "rather than debating the merits of the evidence, the anti-vac...
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