Sentence examples for distrust of vaccinations from inspiring English sources

Carrey has expressed his distrust of vaccinations in the past.

The media and advocacy groups routinely lament a "growing distrust of vaccinations" (12) and a resulting "erosion in immunization rates" (13), claims belied by CDC statistics.

This distrust of vaccinations — which is all too common in the United States as well — is easily spread over social media, where a debate rages about whether the medicines themselves are dangerous.

Nevertheless, British vaccination efforts in India, and in Burma in particular, were hampered by stubborn indigenous preference for inoculation and distrust of vaccination, despite tough legislation, improvements in the local efficacy of the vaccine and vaccine preservative, and education efforts.

"But it is disappointing to hear this demonisation of vaccinations as a result of this distrust, and overall the pharmaceutical industry improves and saves tens of millions of lives, without exaggeration, each day.

Overall, uncertainty about vaccine side effects, concern about vaccine safety and distrust of the health authorities were the most common reasons stated for non-vaccination [ 36, 37].

Distrust of scientists and government officials who promote vaccinations is also common among people with unfavourable vaccine attitudes and anti-vaccination websites40,41,42.

Can schools opt out of vaccinations?

The importance of vaccinations.

Keep records of vaccinations.

The president of the Australian Medical Association, Dr Michael Gannon, says it has been disappointing to see a growing "demonisation of pharmaceutical companies" by the anti-vaccination movement in an attempt to promote distrust of proven medicines.