You don't really need to. A single lying 'autism researcher', a 'lead with the scary' media, and a stupid, gullible public has led to a resurgence of cured diseases like Measles.
Use a different browser, and "reset" it before searching.
E.g. I normally browse using Firefox. To read this article, I switched to Safari, and did "Reset Safari". Then I searched Google for the two words "autism measles" (no quotes) and the WSJ article was the first link in the News results.
The WSJ is a little trickier than some sites, in that they try a little harder to keep you from seeing the article via searching thru news if you've previously clicked on the link.
Of course if they really wanted to prevent this, they could. E.g. I haven't figured out a way to read FT articles without signing op for their "free" membership, which gives me something like 8 articles a month.
Contrast with e.g. NY Times. Just browse with NoScript on, and clear cookies between sessions, and you can click on as many stories as you want. YMMV.
