AFTER READING VAX-UNVAX BY ROBERT F. KENNEDY JR.

AFTER READING VAX-UNVAX BY ROBERT F. KENNEDY JR.: 10 Lessons I Learned About Vaccine Choices and Scientific Debate – A Personal Reflection on Risk, Health, and Freedom A fascinating study was carried out by psychologists in 2002. They asked parents to estimate the danger various risks pose to their kids — drowning, car crashes, abductions, illness. The results were both predictable and disturbing: Parents vastly overestimated the likelihood of the rarest events, and underestimated the likelihood of the most common. There was a headline-grabbing kidnapping by a stranger of a child. A child quietly slipping into a backyard pool did not. The human brain, it seems, is not wired to assess risk in a vacuum. It is wired to respond to stories. Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s Vax-Unvax is, above all else, a book of stories. Data is there—certainly, studies and numbers and citations. But it is the narratives that linger. The parent who lost a child. The doctor who changed their mind. The researcher who spoke out and paid the price. Kennedy doesn’t just present a case; he offers a mosaic of lived experiences, threaded through a challenge to the conventional wisdom of vaccination policy. Grab a copy of this book now!