Posts by prosciencemum

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I started a thread once about why the establishment is wary if criticising vaccinations. I got jumped on for that too. Current vaccinations depends on where you live too. In the UK healthy kids are not recommended to get either the flu...

I think it might be a good thing they're trying to do the research just incase bird flu becomes serious so a vaccine could be ready if needed.

Marnica - I think we have to agree here that we often find other people's views on these threads hard to understand, but we have to respect them anyway.

Here's the latest from the BBC on the situation: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-22120195   The total number of cases is already at almost 700 and not expected to peak for another month.    Here's a plot...

Hi anj_rn and Lollybrat. Nice to meet you and I was really interested to read your reasons.    I was struck by both of your final sentences:    Quote: Originally Posted by anj_rn    I come...

Quote: Originally Posted by anechka  Not all vaccines are effective, some are downright ineffective and are harmful. That is the fact that is freely acknowledged by the people in my country. And I totally do not get...

Have you talked to your doctor about it? I'm sure they'd be happy to help you sort it out. I think I vaguely remember there's more than one brand/type of DTaP which might explain the difference... Hopefully some of the other very...

So far this is the best article I think I've read about the measles epidemic in south Wales and the resultant huge demand for MMR catch up...

Quote: Originally Posted by kathymuggle  Just to add to this -  Cochrane found the inactive flu shot (the only flu vaccine available) to the under 2's to be no better than a...