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Revision as of 08:38, 15 June 2008 by Zodon (talk | contribs) (→Early anti-vaccinationists (c. 1850-1910): Remove duplicate)(diff) ← Previous revision | Latest revision (diff) | Newer revision → (diff)Vaccine critic is a poorly defined concept describing people including:
- A penumbra of those who are not entirely anti-vaccinationist but campaign to prevent or avoid some aspect of vaccination such as a single component of a particular vaccine for one or more specific reasons applying only to that component
- Anti-vaccinationists (those opposed to all vaccination) who describe themselves as critics.
The concept can be identified from viewing various of the anti-vaccination websites and is referred to in a Journal of the Royal Society of Medicine (2005) review describing the differences between contemporary anti-vaccination campaigns and those before 1907 .
Vaccine critics should be distinguishable from anti-vaccinationists by being in favour of some specific immunisations for some specific people in some specific circumstances, and explaining those clearly.
Vaccine critics
- Neil Z. Miller
- Alan Cantwell
- Edward Yazbak
- Alan Cantwell
- Glen Dettman
- Barbara Loe Fisher
- Archie Kalokerinos
Anti-vaccinationists
Early anti-vaccinationists (c. 1850-1910)
- Charles Creighton
- William Tebb
- William Job Collins
- Edgar Crookshank
- Walter Hadwen
- National Anti-Vaccination League
Note
- Durbach, Nadja (2005). Bodily matters: The anti-vaccination movement in England, 1853-1907. Durham, NC: Duke University Press. ISBN 0822334127, ISBN 0822334232.