Were you ever frightened of something or afraid that something bad might happen, but it never did? Not only that, but if you had looked at it more carefully or done your research, you wouldn’t have been afraid in the first place. My Vaccine Journey, the reason for this website, speaks exactly to that.

The author shares his quest to uncover the truth behind the measles scare that was tragically tearing the Jewish community apart. What he learned is shocking: the disease’s mortality in the U.S. had already plummeted by a massive 98% before the vaccine was developed and rolled out in 1963. This almost total decline in mortality—attributed primarily to improved sanitation—was mirrored in other serious childhood illnesses, including those like Scarlet Fever and Typhoid, for which there has never been any vaccine, yet they are now virtually non-existent (historical data source: U.S. mortality statistics, pp. 24–25 of the presentation).

Take this journey with us to learn, based on historical government statistics and data, why the perceived crisis (and others like it) are driven by fear—not scientific fact.