Vaccines, Outbreaks & Misinformation: What You Need to Know with Dr. Michael Myers

In this episode of Better Black Health, Dr. Greg Hall sits down with Dr.

Michael T. Myers Jr., physician and author of The Vaccine Bible: A Comprehensive, Commonsense Guide to What Keeps Us Safe from the Flu, Measles, Hepatitis, and More.Vaccines have become one of the most debated—and sometimes confusing—topics in healthcare.

Dr. Myers joins us to separate medical evidence from misinformation and explain what families need to know as vaccine-preventable diseases such as measles and other infections begin appearing again in communities across the country.The conversation explores how vaccines work, why diseases that many Americans rarely encountered for decades can return when vaccination rates decline, and what outbreaks can mean not only for people who are unvaccinated, but also for infants, older adults, and medically vulnerable individuals.Dr.

Hall and Dr. Myers also discuss vaccine safety, common concerns about side effects, the changing vaccine landscape in the era of mRNA technology, and how patients can make informed decisions without becoming overwhelmed by conflicting information.Topics include: Why vaccine-preventable diseases are returning What happens when community vaccination rates fall Vaccine effectiveness and safety Understanding side effects versus disease complications Protecting infants and medically vulnerable family members Separating vaccine facts from misinformation How to have better conversations with your physician about vaccines Dr.

Myers' new book, The Vaccine Bible, provides a straightforward, medically sound guide for people looking for reliable information about vaccines and protecting their families.Better Black Health with Dr. Greg Hall brings culturally relevant, evidence-based conversations to the issues that can make the biggest difference in our health.