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Should we all be guinea pigs for medical research? - Vimarsana News

Should we all be guinea pigs for medical research?

The success of the Dunedin Study raises some ethical questions.

Study begun on babies 50 years ago is still going strong and tackling ageing - Vimarsana News

Study begun on babies 50 years ago is still going strong and tackling ageing

Initially meant to last for three years, the Dunedin study has been collecting data from its participants for half a century.

New study links negative childhood experiences to vaccine resistance in adulthood - Vimarsana News

New study links negative childhood experiences to vaccine resistance in adulthood

When we compared the early life histories of those who were vaccine resistant to those who were not we found many vaccine-resistant adults had histories of adverse experiences during childhood, including abuse, maltreatment, deprivation or neglect, or having an alcoholic parent. These experiences would have made their childhood unpredictable and contributed to a lifelong legacy of mistrust in authorities. ...

Vaccine resistance has its roots in negative childhood experiences, a major study finds - Vimarsana News

Vaccine resistance has its roots in negative childhood experiences, a major study finds

Where do these strong, often visceral anti-vaccination sentiments spring from?

Source: news24.com
Vaccine Resistance Could Come from the Roots of Your Childhood - Vimarsana News

Vaccine Resistance Could Come from the Roots of Your Childhood

Researchers explicitly asked research participants about their vaccination plans. The observations provided credence to the notion that anti-vaccination sentiments emerge from early encounters.