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What argument is made by advocates against vaccinations for children?
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Not necessary, too many vaccines, causes illness like autism; they should be allowed to get sick
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What can happen in communities where children are unvaccinated?
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outbreaks which lead to isolation and quarantine; undermines the value of herd immunity; think of the movie Contagion
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What are some documented potential side effects from some vaccines?
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small % have an allergic rxn; fever, swelling, pain;
some claim brain injury |
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Did the Scandinavian epidemiological study find a link between MMR vaccine and autism?
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No; no links as well as for the Thimerosal (mercury containing) preservative
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How has the internet changed the way society approaches medical issues?
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Keeps controversial theories alive, no one is listening to the doctors, challenge their doctors; self diagnosing
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How does Herd immunity protect vulnerable individuals
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it stops a virus from spreading
critical point 50% of population |
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Does an individual have any responsibility for the health of others with regard to vaccines.
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My opinion - Absolutely.
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