Megan Ranney

Megan Ranney

doctor United States

Dr. Megan Ranney is a prominent public health expert and dean of the Yale School of Public Health. She has been vocal about the importance of vaccinations and the potential dangers of misinformation regarding treatments for diseases like measles. With a focus on evidence-based medicine, Dr. Ranney emphasizes that vitamin A is not a substitute for vaccination and is only effective in specific contexts, particularly for those with vitamin A deficiencies.

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Canada Canada: Megan Ranney is an emergency physician who discussed the high transmission rate of measles. 6

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The Globe and Mail: How the measles made its way back to Canada and threatened our victory over the virus

Brazil Brazil: Megan Ranney expressed optimism that the CDC will prevail in the long term. 7

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United States United States: Dr. Megan Ranney stated that vitamin A is not a substitute for vaccination. 7

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CNN: Measles: Instead of vaccines, RFK Jr. focuses on unconventional treatments, driving worries about misinformation