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The spread of vaccine misinformation—especially from federal agencies—creates confusion and puts families at risk. The science is clear: vaccines do not cause autism, and they remain one of our strongest tools to keep Granite Staters healthy.
Every time an infectious disease makes the news, public trust in health systems is tested. But sometimes the threat isn’t the disease itself — it’s how we talk about it. That’s why publicizing “two positive tuberculosis tests” in a state of 1.4 million people is not just misleading; it’s irresponsible from a public health perspective.
Even healthy adults can experience long recoveries and missed work from respiratory infections. Taking a few minutes this fall to schedule your shots can make a big difference through the winter season.