Scientists warn of risks of not vaccinating  Updated November
26, 2012 09:04:00  Australia's top vaccination specialists are
warning parents about the risks of not immunising their
children. They're launching a booklet that outlines the facts
about vaccination in an effort to calm fears stoked by
misinformation online.  Source: AM | Duration: 4min 11sec
Topics: vaccines-and-immunity, child-health-and-behaviour,
infant-health, health-policy, australia   TONY EASTLEY: Twelve
of Australia's top immunisation specialists are warning parents
that they're risking deadly consequences if they choose not to
vaccinate their children.  The number of babies not fully
immunised is now one in 12 in Australia - a rate which
scientists believe may allow diseases like measles, diphtheria
and whooping cough to regain a foothold.  The scientists say the
internet and its plethora of information and opinion is not
helping.  Ashley Hall reports.  ASHLEY HALL: It may be out of
sight, out of mind. Australia's immunisation program ha