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Sears' viewpoints and The Vaccine Book have been criticized by the press and numerous medical professionals. Paul Offit wrote that "Sears sounds many antivaccine messages" in the book.[20] Sears has been criticized by David Gorski, who wrote that Sears is anti-vaccine,[8] and by Emily Willingham, who has dismissed The Vaccine Book as "non-evidence-based."[31] Steven Novella criticized the book's attempt to tell both sides of, and assume a moderate position in, the vaccine debate as like "trying to compromise between mutually exclusive positions, like Young Earth creationism and evolution".[19]