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Vaccine Wars: How the anti-vax movement has grown despite scientific evidence

The anti-vaccine movement is a potential public health catastrophe. Where did anti-vax ideas start? How have they spread around the world? And why do people believe them despite scientific evidence to the contrary? Watch now.

Docs - The Passionate Eye September 26

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News Canada Nfld. & Labrador September 22

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