Did anyone see this article in the Baltimore Sun? It's actually pretty balanced for an article from a mainstream news outlet. Most of the comments are seriously uninformed, as usual, of course.
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Did anyone see this article in the Baltimore Sun? It's actually pretty balanced for an article from a mainstream news outlet. Most of the comments are seriously uninformed, as usual, of course.
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Wisdom from a paediatrician who practiced for 40 + years from 40 years ago. He probably saw plenty of vaccine reactions in that time.
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"While testing is routine for individual vaccines as they are licensed, research on the both short- and long-term effects of multiple doses of vaccine administered to very young children during the critical birth-to-2 developmental window is sparse to nonexistent""Â ""
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Huh, I thought they were safe, safe enough to get thousands at once. ;)
Yet this article is saying there's little to no studies on their effects. So, are they safe because they don't research potential short or long term problems?
Nice article. I did read most of the comments. I thought they were interesting. Of course, there's the non-vax bashing, but mostly there seemed to be educated people saying they were non vaxers. I was surprised at the number of non vaxers. I wonder how many people are actually not vaxing. I know the CDC puts out numbers in the 90 percentile for various vaxes, but I wonder what the number really is. I know there are alot of other people who fly beneath the radar and whom I suspect are under reported. Such as home schoolers, people who don't have a regular pediatrician, people who move around more, etc.Â
There are other articles people wrote in response too:
http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/opinion/bs-ed-vaccines-20110714,0,2101715.story
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and another article:
http://www.baltimoresun.com/news/opinion/oped/bs-ed-vaccines-misinformation-20110711,0,7382652.story