Vaccine-friendly plan

A Dartmouth-trained physician and a Fulbright grantee outline an individualized approach to vaccinating children that addresses the concerns of parents who would minimize potential risks, sharing controversial approaches to such strategies as avoiding vaccines during pregnancy, postponing MMR and declining Gardasil. Original.
Outlines an individualized approach to vaccinating children that addresses the concerns of parents who would minimize potential risks, sharing controversial approaches to such strategies as avoiding vaccines during pregnancy, postponing MMR, and declining Gardasil.
From a trusted pediatrician comes a “vaccine-friendly” protocol: a new inoculation schedule that protects immunity and minimizes aluminum exposure, building overall good health through childhood. With information about what to expect at every well-child visit from birth through adolescence, advice about how to voice concerns, and important questions to ask all along the way, The Vaccine-Friendly Plan presents a new standard for pediatric care.