Seems like Wakefield is patient one. I once read a paper that stated that if somebody heard a rumor about vaccination they were highly unlikely to change their opinion when given the facts.
Something that I have heard (feel free to debunk this if you know better): people in “educated” states in the US have a lower percentage of vaccinated population compared to more “rural” states. Is there a link between education and stance on vaccination? I feel people in non-science degrees for some reason believe that they now understand science, even though they cannot tell the difference between a mole and a mol.
You are doing interesting work. I hope that people will realize that vaccination has far more scientifically proven benefits that side effects, whether real or imaginary.
Cheers!