Posts by WildKingdom

I'm interesting in more information about who is funding the survey and what methodology will be used in interpreting the information.

Quote: Originally Posted by Taximom5    And this is different from looking to someone who is trying to SELL vaccines for information on how safe and effective vaccines are?  Well, golly gee whiz, what...

Quote: Originally Posted by Suvroc  I apologize if I mis-spoke but I could have sworn that I read that at the CDC as I have been spending most of my time on government sites. I can visualize the page but can no longer...

Quote: Originally Posted by Taximom5  It seems the experts are not in agreement about whether or not tuberculosis is highly contagious: http://www.oxfordimmunotec.com/About_Tuberculosis_North_America Human...

Quote: Originally Posted by Bokonon  Interesting.  Sorry to take this OT!   Maybe it's a requirement because of our proximity to Mexico?  My kids' school district is probably less likely to...

Quote: Originally Posted by Bokonon    I didn't realize this.  Why does my school district require a negative TB test to volunteer in the classroom if it's not likely to be spread by casual contact?...

Quote: Originally Posted by Suvroc  My point was that it's a highly contagious disease that is declining without mandatory vaccination.   It's not highly contagious at all.  That's one of the reasons...

Quote: Originally Posted by contactmaya  While i didnt post  what you are responding to, i can answer your question.  My sons pediatrician told me, that continuing to breastfeed him past the age of 2 was...

Quote:Originally Posted by pek64 Thanks for responding. Sorry about your carpal tunnel. It's hard to say for sure, but it seems like a lactation consultant would have more training than an OB or ped. And understandably so. But...

Quote:Originally Posted by pek64 Off topic, I know. WildKingdom, out of curiosity, how long and in depth was your breastfeeding education? We had classes during second year during the child development section. I remember that part...