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What does Peter McCullough say about measles vaccine immunity versus natural infection?

Answered from #2576 - Dr. Peter McCullough · The Joe Rogan Experience · 2026-11-04

Peter McCullough said he has had four measles shots and still shows no measurable antibodies. He cited a study by Bianchi and colleagues at an Italian medical school in which 96% of students with natural measles immunity were protected, against 80% of vaccinated students. He also accused the CDC of labelling cases as unvaccinated or status unknown unless a vaccine record surfaces, which he says hides vaccine failures.

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