Family physician Dr. Jennifer Caudle rejects the whimsical approach "The Brady Bunch" took with measles, saying vaccines "do not cause autism," and that "people can die from this condition. The most important and best thing we can do is to get vaccinated." https://t.co/HSGAcHMUwr https://t.co/SEe3Bccvbi

Family physician Dr. Jennifer Caudle rejects the whimsical approach "The Brady Bunch" took with measles, saying vaccines "do not cause autism," and that "people can die from this condition. The most important and best thing we can do is to get vaccinated." https://t.co/HSGAcHMUwr https://t.co/SEe3Bccvbi (via Twitter http://twitter.com/CNN/status/1122964488226050048)