DENVER - When Seth Mnookin gets up to start his day, there's a better than average chance he's going to have a dozen or so angry e-mails in his inbox.
The author of "The Panic Virus" gets it.
"This is a very emotional issue," he said.
He says he remains undeterred. People who spend a good chunk of their time worrying about the side effects of childhood vaccinations spend too much time worrying, he says.
"There's not a link between autism and vaccines," he said.
That's not all he talks about. On Thursday, he was summoned to speak to a group of Colorado legislators.
We also asked Mnookin a number of your questions (offered to us over our Facebook page). You can see his answers in the video attached to this story.
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