Michigan for Vaccine Choice Handouts
NEW! Herd Immunity: Can Vaccines Deliver?
Herd immunity suggests that reaching a certain vaccine uptake in a community protects against disease. This highly sourced document explores the idea of herd immunity for a series of vaccine-targeted diseases.
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NEW! 2025 Vaccine Schedule Comparison Chart
Shows how the childhood vaccine schedule has gone from 5 vaccines to 70+ doses. The spike in doses occurred after the National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act in 1986.
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Learn how your candidates feel about vaccine choice.​
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Discusses effectiveness, possible reactions, efficacy, liability, informed consent and more.
Does Vaccine Choice affect me?
Discusses how employees, students, and patients appreciate vaccine choice regardless of their views on vaccine effectiveness.
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MVC Advocacy Talking Points Handout
Provides stats on vaccine doses, injuries, and autism rates. Also highlights the CDC whistle-blower. ​
Handouts from Partners and Friends
Comparing Vaccine Risks to 10 Disease Risks
Compare, for example, the risk of diphtheria, tetanus, and pertussis (DTaP) to the risk of the DTaP vaccine. You can also risk vs. benefit of 9 other diseases.
View original post and additional inputs at: physiciansforinformedconsent.org/compare10
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United States and Canadian Vaccines containing aborted fetal cell lines
A quick guide to which U.S. and Canadian vaccines are manufactured using aborted fetal tissue. Ethical alternatives are listed if/when available.
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Ask 8 Questions Before You Vaccinate
Is my child sick right now? Do I know the disease and vaccine risks for myself or my child? And other considerations. For more information, visit National Vaccine Information Center.
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Twenty Problems with Vaccine Science
Dr. Alvin Moss has more than 40 years of medical practice, research, and teaching experience. His interest in vaccine safety and vaccine injury was first prompted by ethical concerns regarding conflicts of interest in vaccine research and in public policy. The opinions expressed are his own and do not represent those of his employer.
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How sanitation, clean water, and improved living conditions impacted disease rates and mortality.
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What Do You Really Know About Vaccines, 32 Questions to Test Your Knowledge
Check out this "gone-viral" set of questions compiled by a Michigan vaccine choice leader and advocate.
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MDHHS Administrative Rule 325.176 Handouts and Materials
Public Health Code Act 368 vs. Administrative Rule 325.176
View the statute vs. the MDHHS Administrative Rule.
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Impact of the 2015 Vaccine Waiver Rule
Outlines how vaccinated children must have waivers, too. Provided by Pinwheels for Vaccine Injury
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Explains how the Administrative Rule is an unfunded mandate that conflicts with the law and promotes government intrusion.
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Explains how the Administrative Rule gives discretion to the local health officer to exclude healthy students from school for any length of time.