When you open the door for somebody else, welcome everybody back into the vaccine conversation.

Not just in, but back and in.

Yeah, so I just want to give it all in there, but in a different order.

I like mixing it up.

In case you were front now you're back.

In case you were out now you're in.

We got it.

Welcome to our chat table on the vaccine conversation.

We're back with a kind of a very interesting topic today.

I kind of feel like this is interesting.

This is another one of Melissa's fascinating ideas that I would have never thought of.

I don't even remember how I came across this particular study.

Oh, I know how I did.

I was researching in cephalitis and reports of in cephalitis with the MMR vaccine or with

measles vaccine.

And then it led me to this study, which was done in 2014 called.

I should probably read the study since it's a scientific.

Okay, well I can at least give the name since I'm just a mom.

Here's the title of the study, a review of factors affecting vaccine preventable disease

in Japan.

And this study goes on to talk not just about the measles vaccine, but kind of the overview

of the vaccine program.

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