This post is an archived compilation of a series of posts from that have discussed parental questions regarding vaccines. In the wake of the pandemic, medical misinformation has increased. We have seen the rise of vaccine-preventable diseases such as measles and whooping cough, and it is important to remember that these are not harmless childhood diseases. Vaccines are victims of their own success – we have forgotten polio lockdowns of the 1950’s or children who lost hearing or vision as a complication from these viruses.
Lice – Let’s Bust those Urban Myths!
It's #HealthyBackToSchool Week which bring us to: Creepy topic of lice. They really need no introduction. So we will crack on with what works and what doesn't and dispel some urban myths that do regular rounds. Firstly, who gets them? Everyone! In fact, lice love...




Hi, thank you for this! As a graduate of Microbiology who writes and researches the topic of vaccine hesitancy, healthcare provider recommendations are one of the strongest predictors of vaccine acceptance. They are still the most trusted source of medical guidance. I believe we should leverage and improve patient-provider relationships to improve vaccine uptake.