I highly recommend reading this. It's kind of a hot topic at the moment if ya know what I mean..
One of the chief concepts that vaccine proponents tell us, and that we generally believe in modern society, is that the use of vaccines is responsible for the virtual elimination of many childhood scourges that used to ravage the world. We are told, and assume, that in the 1800s and early in the 1900s many diseases killed a large number of people, and that vaccines were invented and stopped these diseases from being a threat. But is this in fact the case?
I also highly recommend this new publication about unspecific effects of vaccines by a danish professor:
Vaccinology: time to change the paradigm?
And this breakdown of "the best vaccine data set in the world":
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