An Idaho mom charged with murder says vaccines killed her twins. Doctors say it’s not possible
- An Idaho mother charged with the first-degree murders of her 18-month-old twins has blamed their deaths on vaccines they received eight days before they died.
- But doctors who reviewed details about the case at the request of the Guardian say vaccines did not kill them.
- “This was not a close call,” said Dr Jake Scott, a clinical infectious disease physician at Stanford who specializes in vaccine science.
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- An Idaho mother charged with the first-degree murders of her 18-month-old twins has blamed their deaths on vaccines they received eight days before they died.
- But doctors who reviewed details about the case at the request of the Guardian say vaccines did not kill them.
- “This was not a close call,” said Dr Jake Scott, a clinical infectious disease physician at Stanford who specializes in vaccine science.
Sources: Guardian