Overview
This course covers the importance of vaccines, separating facts from fiction. The learning outcomes include understanding the role of vaccines, debunking myths, and exploring the concept of herd immunity. The course teaches critical thinking skills in evaluating vaccine information and addresses the impact of personal beliefs on vaccination decisions. The teaching method involves discussions with experts in the field, providing insights into vaccine-related topics. The intended audience includes individuals interested in public health, microbiology, and vaccine advocacy.
Syllabus
Intro
Welcome
What are vaccines
Posthoneymoon measles outbreaks
Negative reaction
Trust
Profits
Mandates
Herd immunity
Lancet paper retracted
Conflict of interest
Vaccine schedule
Myths about vaccines
Vaccines vs antibiotics
Personal belief exemptions
Eliminating nonmedical exemptions
Taught by
American Society for Microbiology