Dr. Kirsten Miller

Dr. Kirsten Miller

Pediatrician
Prince George, BC
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Immunizations In Babies and Children

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An antigen is an amino acid found in a virus.

Explanation:

An antigen is a protein found in a virus. It builds up antibodies, which are the body’s way of fighting the disease.

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Children do not get a vaccination for hepatitis A.

Explanation:

Hepatitis A is one of the diseases that children are vaccinated against.

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Infants are often more vulnerable to diseases than adults.

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Pertussis is also known as whooping cough.

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Children no longer need a polio vaccine.

Explanation:

Children still receive a polio vaccine.

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    Just heard radio advertising with this doctor apparently recommending parents get their children vaccinated against Covid-19. What the data actually shows, doctor, is that healthy children should not be given these drugs. It's also a myth that the injections keep people from spreading it to others - they don't. How much research into these drugs that you're recommending for children have you actually done? Hopefully none of these children are harmed by your reckless and politically motivated advice.
    Submitted: March 05, 2022

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