“The MMR vaccine is not a lethal vaccine,” CMS Administrator Dr. Mehmet Oz says after President Trump claimed earlier this month the single-shot vaccination could be “quite lethal.” When asked whether the increased costs of separating the vaccine into three shots would affect the agency’s “Vaccines for Children” program, he says, “We are going to pay for the vaccines no matter what.”

Did you know the MMR vaccine has not been proven safer than measles itself? Even the vaccine’s own package insert raises concerns—like the lack of testing for cancer risk, genetic mutations, and effects on fertility. See what the data (and the insert) actually say. Go to #vaccines#

Would another MMR booster solve the problem of waning immunity? According to a CDC study published in The Journal of Infectious Diseases, a third dose boosts protection for only about one year... Find info on that and more here: #vaccines#

Does immunity from the MMR vaccine wane over time? Yes... At age 7, 65% are immune At age 15, 40% are immune, and... Less than 40% of vaccinated adults are immune. For more information about waning immunity from MMR, read this 👉 #vaccines#