Dr. Rana Alissa, VP of the American Academy of Pediatrics: "When you have an outbreak ... you do not give people a choice. Frankly, giving people a choice is what got us here." She/He obviously doesn't like giving people choices. It appears to me that she/he likely would not give informed consent before poking someone. That's NOT the type of doctor we want running anything. Here are the FACTS about measles: * No vaccine is 100% effective * People who are vaccinated against measles may still be susceptible to measles for a number of reasons * Vaccinated persons may be carrying infectious virus even if they don't get sick * You cannot catch measles from a person who does not have it, even if that person is unvaccinated * All vaccines have side effects and you cannot get anymore a single-antigen measles vaccine here in the US. https://physiciansforinformedconsent.org/mmr/