Reality Check
Penultimate Amazing
Fairly irrelevant to this thread, Clayton Moore.http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/lawrence-solomon/vaccine-skeptics_b_4548510.html?just_reloaded=1
Why the Press Shouldn't Dismiss Vaccine Skeptics
It does falsify your assertion in the OP - this is the mainstream media emphasizing concerns about vaccine safety.
It is an opinion piece. It relies on the fallacy of argument from authority ( Dr. Bernadine Healy, etc.). If nothing else this implies cherry-picking the experts who support the author's existing opinion. This is emphasized by the lack of citations of experts on the other side or even to sources of credible vaccination facts like the CDC.
No credible scientist would be against "mass" vaccination, i.e. people voluntarily vaccinating. The need for herd immunity to prevent disease outbreaks is simple science. The recent measles outbreaks linked to low rates of vaccination is a example of this need.
On the other hand mandatory vaccination is tricky and complex issue.
There are anti-vaccination organizations who ignore or misrepresent the science, e.g. think that there is a link between vaccines and autism when there is scientific evidence that there is no such link. They are dismissed by the press because of that ignorance or misrepresentation.