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|vaccine police

|vaccine police

|1999

|1999

|popularized by Phyllis Schlafly as first cited by the media in a front-page ''Philadelphia Inquirer'' article, which quoted her for saying "that the 'vaccine police' want to deny American parents the right of informed consent to vaccines and that the personal immunization records kept by states are the first step toward 'compulsory control of individual health care.'"<ref>Huntly Collins, "LIFE GIVER OR LIFE TAKER: A DEBATE ON THE VALUE OF VACCINES SPECIAL REPORT, IMMUNIZATIONS: A PUBLIC-HEALTH STAPLE COMES UNDER SIEGE" A1 (Oct. 3, 1999).</ref>

|popularized by Phyllis Schlafly as first cited by the media in a front-page ''Philadelphia Inquirer'' article, which quoted her for saying "that the 'vaccine police' want to deny American parents the right of informed consent to vaccines and that the personal immunization records kept by states are the first step toward 'compulsory control of individual health care.'"<ref>Huntly Collins, "LIFE GIVER OR LIFE TAKER: A DEBATE ON THE VALUE OF VACCINES, SPECIAL REPORT, IMMUNIZATIONS: A PUBLIC-HEALTH STAPLE COMES UNDER SIEGE," ''Philadelphia Inquirer'' A1 (Oct. 3, 1999).</ref>

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|vacuous

|vacuous