Sadly when it comes to finding accurate, unbiased information regarding vaccination you really have to be careful where you look. These type of articles are seeking to de-bunk the myths that conspiracy theorists such as Meryl Dorey and the AVN promote as reasons not to vaccinate - and in that respect, yes they can be useful. People DO still believe that vaccines contain mercury. People DO still believe that there is a link to autism, despite that theory having been categorically found to be incorrect.

I will admit that I am incredibly skeptical of a lot of the reasons I hear from people who don't vaccinate. Things like "I use probiotics to support their immune system so they don't need vaccines" or "We use homeopathic vaccinations" or even "our better healthcare and sanitation mean that we're less likely to catch a serious illness or suffer serious complications". There is also the assumption that many non-vaxers make that those who do choose to vaccinate have not considered and thought about their decision in as much detail as any that decide against it. I have no issue with those who have taken full, accurate information into account and discussed their personal circumstances with a medical professional and then decide not to vaccinate. I do have an issue with those who have a go at me for choosing to vaccinate and tell me that I am poisoning my child unnecessarily or other such bull.