Vaccine Mandates: Autonomy vs. Public Health

This chapter examines the motivations behind vaccination laws and their implications for public health, questioning the effectiveness of vaccines in stopping transmission over time. It delves into the ethical complexities of vaccine mandates, highlighting the tension between individual autonomy and the state’s role in public health. Additionally, the discussion raises concerns about transparency in vaccine-related injuries and the historical context of medical authority, prompting a critical reflection on trust in pharmaceutical companies.