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Old 05-28-2011, 12:34 AM   #17
vipluka

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Take a look at my post above. The group in perspective is not the ones who did well even without vaccination. But focus on the group that was actually saved by them.

I will give you the example once again. If 1000 children are receiving Polio vaccination and 2 of them were exposed to polio virus later in life. Here whats important is the 2 children that were saved due to the vaccination, not the rest 998 who wasnt effected.

So if 2 out of every 1000 is benefited with vaccination. Imagine how many lives will be saved while vaccinating millions of children. Do the math.


i would rather discuss facts and not conjecture.

from those who have not been vaccinated, how many catch illnesses that could have been prevented by vaccinations?

from those who have been vaccinated, how many fall ill as a consequence of the vaccination?

if there are any links to any websites that you may know of then please post them.
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