Are Vaccines One-Size-Fits-All?

Babies don’t have fully developed immune systems. That’s just a biological fact. And yet, we often treat them as if their bodies can handle the same immune stressors as adults. In this clip, I raise an important question, one I believe we should be allowed to ask in medicine: “Vaccines are a really big immune irritant. And babies don't have a fully developed immune system until they're over a year old… So is there a rationale for waiting longer, until a child’s immune response is more mature? Or should vaccines still be given in early infancy? Check out the full episode here: https://youtu.be/gcNt0kgCNfY?si=zsjwxusCWSNgZE46