Andrea Shaw, an Idaho mother, has been charged with first-degree murder in connection with the deaths of her 18-month-old twins. She claims that the vaccines her children received eight days prior to their deaths caused their fatalities. However, medical professionals, including Dr. Jake Scott, an infectious disease physician at Stanford, assert that vaccines did not contribute to the children's deaths, stating, "This was not a close call. I can say with confidence what didn’t happen here. It was not the vaccines." The anti-vaccine group Children's Health Defense continues to support Shaw following her indictment.
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Idaho mother charged with murder attributes twins' deaths to vaccines; doctors dispute claim
Andrea Shaw, charged with the murder of her twins, claims vaccines caused their deaths. Medical experts, including Dr. Jake Scott, refute this assertion, stating that vaccines did not lead to the fatalities. The anti-vaccine group Children's Health Defense remains supportive of Shaw.
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Idaho mother charged with murder attributes twins' deaths to vaccines; doctors dispute claim