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This ought to be good. What did you do?
My son & his grand kids were all vaccinated in the same room, same time, same bottle. (different needles of course.)
This ought to be good. What did you do?
Wow, Clayton Moore: you do not realize that thet crank Age of Autism is idiotically demanding that a US study be done despite the existing evidence that vaccines have no causal relationship withy autism
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It's a bit sad and touching. Like seeing somebody talking to themselves on the street.
Do you know what a hint is?
So Dr. Oz says he believes in vaccines(his wife doesn't). Dr. Oz says/implies his wife has the final say on whether their children are vaccinated.
So you're saying that Dr. Oz's children do get the vaccines? In spite of his wife's negative view of vaccines?
ahhahahahahahahah
As far as your doctor, what snake oil profiteer doesn't say his family ingests his snake oil?
So... why should I/we take your doctor at his word?
This ought to be good. What did you do?
Amazing how you jumped from "says/implies" to "publicly stated". Looks like all uncertainty just...vanished.What I'm saying is Dr. Oz stated publicly his wife rules the roost as to whether their children are vaccinated.
No, you all but stated that doctors are lying. Previously, you explicitly stated it. And now you're backpedalling.I'm saying that doctors who don't have the final parental say on whether their kids are vaccinated don't vaccinate their kids.
Both seem unlikely.If I am right, and a doctor to boot,
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By the way. I happen to consider it racist to jude the study on nationality rather than evidence and accuracy. Feel free to correct me if you have a valid reason to do so. None has ever been provided in this thread.
Selective/delayed vaccinated children actually performed worse for numerous measurements than fully-vaccinated children but weren't statistically-significant in subsequent analyses. You don't hear the science crowd crowing that vaccines protect children contrary to anti-vaxx nutters lying about studies. This was done in the U.S. with U.S. children and the investigators did this study on their own time and dime.
There have been no studies of unvaccinated children.
In 2012, a local court in Italy ruled that Autism was caused by vaccines. The ruling was based mostly on the long discredited Lancet article. Does anyone here know if this ruling has been overturned on appeal?
Six scientists and a government official were sentenced to six years in prison for manslaughter by an Italian court on Monday for failing to give adequate warning of an earthquake that killed more than 300 people in L’Aquila in 2009.
Who cares? It's an Italian court.
Another "science based" ruling from an Italian court:
They're called childhood mortality rates before the invention of vaccines.
That's brilliant.![]()
The choice of smiley suggests you think this data is invalid. Why? Can it not be used in a retrospective or meta study of patient records? Surely if it can be shown that the key event in the (claimed and non existant) rise in recognised cases of autism is not the introduction of vaccination but the improved diagnosis of autism, would that not entirely undermine your own claims and assure you that vaccination is safe?
Do you think today's modern medicine would be overwhelmed by 1850 measles outbreak?
Do you think today's modern medicine would be overwhelmed by 1950 measles outbreak?
Do you think today's modern medicine would be overwhelmed by an 1850 measles outbreak?
Do you think today's modern medicine would be overwhelmed by an 1950 measles outbreak?
No, because we vaccinate against Measles outbreaks on the scales above are not going to happen.
Localized outbreaks (such as the one that occurred in Great Britain) occurred because people stopped getting the vaccinations done - mostly due to ex-Dr. Wakefield and the study he faked to push his own vaccine.
You don't seem to have addressed the points raised. I wonder why you would quote something then ask unrelated questions?
But to answer your questions "No, because vaccination happens". As has been pointed out, modern outbreaks are where herd immunity have dropped.
Now howabout you answer my questions?