I do wonder whether getting vaccinated at school helps normalise the idea early, regardless of how batshit your parents are on the subject.
Kinda hard to see them as a conspiracy when you're getting jabbed between Maths and Science, then dodging Year 8s trying to punch your arm.
Kinda hard to see them as a conspiracy when you're getting jabbed between Maths and Science, then dodging Year 8s trying to punch your arm.
Does the US do booster vaccinations at schools as a standard? I'm guessing not.
Mind you, I don't know if we do that anymore either. If not, I suspect we're fucked next time a pandemic rolls around.
Doing this shit in a peer group, in a place of trust is important I suspect.
Mind you, I don't know if we do that anymore either. If not, I suspect we're fucked next time a pandemic rolls around.
Doing this shit in a peer group, in a place of trust is important I suspect.
Because the most effective counter to "someone on Facebook says vaccines are dangerous" is remembering that you got a bunch of them at school, it was SUPER boring and the worst thing that happened was some dick from 8CE punched you in the arm afterwards.
Pain is a memory booster
Pain is a memory booster
BCG!
I remember being amused at how many of the Spartans in the film 300 had apparently had their BCG jabs.
I remember being amused at how many of the Spartans in the film 300 had apparently had their BCG jabs.
https://twitter.com/ladygreenkirtle/status/1401842267447562240
In seriousness, if anyone knows of published papers on what builds vaccine trust, which covers this, do chuck me references and I'll greedily hit up the university library to consume.
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