Outbreak echoes in Traverse City vaccination debate
Recalling the 2014 whooping cough surge in Grand Traverse and Leelanau counties, clusters across districts pushed cases from single figures to 90, revealing high unvaccinated rates and fierce public debate over policies. Parents' fears and online commentary shaped the health response and vaccine discourse.
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Herd immunity and vaccination debate in a shared health view
A guest editorial argues herd immunity thresholds vary by disease and outlines percent targets for polio and measles. It promotes critical thinking, acknowledges vaccine concerns, warns against fear mongering, and emphasizes protecting vulnerable children through vaccination while urging constructive dialogue.
Assange not a hero says University of Baltimore law professor
Steven P. Grossman argues against idolizing Julian Assange, labeling him a thief of classified material and a potential manipulation of 2016 election. The piece criticizes portrayal as press freedom defender while detailing charges, Swedish rape cases, British arrest, and Ecuadorian embassy refuge.
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