Need vaccine chart showing decline before they

[Crazybean]

were introduced.. I know somewhere there is a chart showing how the incidence of diseases were on the decline before the vaccines came out- any links or ideas on where to look. I found a list of cases reported for polio in an excel spreadsheet type of format but I was wondering if there was a better one. How about one that shows all vaccines?
Anyway, this is for my debate/communications class and we had to be a topic and present it to the class- I plan on educating a lot of people

[lovebug]

oh what a great topic!!! i will be around and taking :

soory no advice...

[Emmeline II]

Graphs (same as those formerly on Health Sentinel--scroll down):
http://www.*********/a/bystrianyk3.html

[MyLilPwny]

VacTruth:
http://vactruth.com/health-sentinel-graphs/

Vaccination Liberation
http://www.vaclib.org/intro/present/index.htm#8

[bbrandonsmom]

Graphs for the rest-mumps, chicken pox, tetnus etc. I'll look around, thought I saw them someplace.
I'm not good on graphs-the per 100,000 side, is that like 20 deaths out of that or a percent?
It's almost ridiculous to me when you look at the graph, it sort of erases the "but the vax made the disease go away" argument look a little off.

[Crazybean]

THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU! This is just what I was looking for! It seems like whenever you need something, you can't find it This is a huge help!

[Deborah]

Detailed analysis of some of the disease numbers on insidevaccines.

Part I

Just follow the links--Part II is on diphtheria and Part III on Hepatitis B

[MyLilPwny]

Originally Posted by bbrandonsmom

Graphs for the rest-mumps, chicken pox, tetnus etc. I'll look around, thought I saw them someplace.

In her "Saying No To Vaccines Book" Dr. Tenpenny sources the charts from the CDC and printed them in her book and referenced this document:

http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/PDF/wk/mm5453.pdf

Mumps vaccine was licensed in 1967.

Hepatitis A vaccine was first licensed in 1995.
Hepatitis B vaccine was first licensed for infants in 1991.
Note the low incidence overall.

[Ritske]

That pdf is very enlightening. Like 1 case of polio in 2005... When the ped was trying to scare me into vaxing my DD, polio was singled out because it's so dangerous, blah blah blah.

Okay, done hijacking the thread!