A doctor in the centre of social media storm has revealed she’s getting “death threats” after her educational vaccination video went viral.
Ohio paediatrician Nicole Baldwin received death threats after posting a pro-vaccination video on TikTok.as texts on the screen read: “Vaccines prevent: measles, polio, pertussis, hepatitis, Influenza, HPV, Meningitis, Mumps … Vaccines DON’T: cause Autism.”
However, it still left her in the firing line with hundreds questioning her credibility as a paediatrician. Other commenters across her social media platforms referred to vaccines as “poison” and suggested Dr Baldwin was being paid to promote vaccination.
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