Sorry, I’m usually mild mannered, but are you really that dumb to believe the shit you read. You need to reconsider the sources of your information. You think our country was spared the measles because we improved the water? SMH
No need to call me dumb. I don’t have children, but when I do I will get them the MMR vaccine, so rest easy.
Measles deaths perhaps dropped by 99%. The problem with vaccines, and this is what the industry relies on, is it is extremely hard to attribute vaccine injury and death to the vaccine itself.
I sincerely appreciate that when you have children you will get them vaccinated. I truly do mean that. It’s what’s best for our children’s health and to prevent the spread of disease to every one else’s children. We are fortunate to live in a country that has incredible resources to keep our population safe. It’s a hell of a lot better than living in some 3rd world country where they don’t have clean water, enough food, enough medicine to vaccinate children and prevent the spread of disease and so much more that we should be thankful for.
There is no science that has ever proven vaccines lead to autism. Absolutely none! It’s been refuted over and over. The doctor who tried to claim it is responsible is a whack job.
I’m a simple man. I look at data and I see a surge in autism rates every time a new vaccine is introduced.
And what training did you receive to make this assessment? Are you a doctor, scientist, or just really good on the Interwebs?
I have eyes, I understand the English language, and I can read and understand data and studies.
Yep.... He lost his license to practice medicine and all of his papers were retracted, after it was proven that he fabricated the data. Then his alleged studies were replicated with vastly different results.
You misunderstand me sir. I think most vaccines work well to prevent their intended disease.
This notion that parents should decide about scientific things for their children is specious reasoning. Ego Man and many of his followers love to cherrypick the science they believe and that which they consider deep state nonsense.
Non-responsive. I mostly don’t disagree with your description of how vaccines work (real vaccines not mRNA vaccines).
There you go again, pretending you know the science. You don’t.
Lots of irony in your statements here. Don't tell me vaccines are good, but I am going to tell you why they have little benefit (at least as to measles)
That is patently false.
I’m curious, since you’re not big on trusting scientists where do you stand on climate change?
You’re assuming he had one coherent thought. Read his statement about this and try to figure out WTF he’s talking about. Idiotic mishmash BS is all it is
Dear Lord. You have truly had a huge dose of Trump BS. Every quirky kid now gets diagnosed with autism. There is ZERO x ZERO x ZERO correlation with vaccines. Study after study after study has seen NO link. You know what there is a direct correlation of? Lack of vaccination with morbidity and mortality
There you go. The first time the word autism was used as a medical diagnosis/classification, was 1943. It was used before as part of the assessment/diagnosis of schizophrenia in the early 20th century, but 43' was when people took a bit of notice. Unfortunately, even the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental disorders continued to address autism as condition of schizophrenia until the 70s--and then in 1980 when it was finally given its own specific disorder under DSM III. So of course there would be an explosion of autism related diagnoses. Improved screening and assessment contribute to this perceived increase in autism cases.
I had to go find it since no one linked it. He's obviously talking about lessening the effects, not the prevention or as a cure. The WHO and CDC both say vitamin A should be given to kids diagnosed with measles. He's a weirdo, but I don't see anything wrong in what he says. Get vaccinated against the measles. If a child gets the measles, follow established CDC guidelines. Eat a healthy diet.
I mean this is what he says:I had to go find it since no one linked it. He's obviously talking about lessening the effects, not the prevention or as a cure. The WHO and CDC both say vitamin A should be given to kids diagnosed with measles. He's a weirdo, but I don't see anything wrong in what he says. Get vaccinated against the measles. If a child gets the measles, follow established CDC guidelines. Eat a healthy diet.
This opinion piece seems to be what everyone is losing their minds about.
ROBERT F. KENNEDY, JR.: Measles outbreak is call to action for all of us
Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr., tells readers what his agency is doing and what they can do to stop the measles outbreak that has claimed a child's life in Texas.www.foxnews.com
the surge in autism is because people like you weren't properly diagnosed, years ago
My wife is in some of the Facebook mom groups around suburban Denver and there’s definitely a growing population who are totally anti-vax everything.
It's hilarious how people contort themselves in fear of mRNA vaccines, when they basically avert all of the "problems" that antivaxxers dream up for traditional vaccines
You forgot to include the fact that you have very strong opinions on subjects even when you’re absolutely ignorant on those subjects. It’s your defining trait.
What did he say that isn't true? The CDC website says the same thing, and has said the same thing before he ever showed up and said it.
We definitely over diagnose. Every kid that is the least bit finicky and has an ounce of organizational instinct likes to label themself “on the spectrum”.
Hepatitis B is not contracted by a baby through sex. It nearly always a case where a mother unknowingly passes the Hep B virus to their babies at birth. It is very much a dangerous disease for infants.
