Why you should get vaccinated.

Episode 1 of the Immunization awareness. podcast, hosted by Austin Chapman, titled "Why you should get vaccinated." was published on June 15, 2021 and runs 4 minutes.

June 15, 2021 ·4m · Immunization awareness.

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In this episode I talk about why you or your family members should be vaccinated, common misconceptions about vaccinations, how there is no correlation between vaccines and autism or sids, and how you can make an educated decision on whether to get vaccinated or not. 

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In this episode I talk about why you or your family members should be vaccinated, common misconceptions about vaccinations, how there is no correlation between vaccines and autism or sids, and how you can make an educated decision on whether to get vaccinated or not.

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