A political cartoon from March 2014 shows a young boy lying in bed with mumps. Yellow labels point to his head, neck and body listing headache, swollen glands, fever, chills and fatigue.

Two adults stand to the right under the heading The Chumps. Both wear white T-shirts bearing the word VACCINES inside a red prohibition circle. The woman holds a bowl and spoon while the man stands with hands on hips.

The cartoon appeared during a period of mumps outbreaks in parts of the United States tied to lower vaccination rates in some communities. It uses the visual split between the labeled symptoms on the left and the crossed-out vaccine shirts on the right to highlight the consequences of declining routine childhood immunizations.