If it was better hygiene and sanitation and not vaccines that controlled disease, then why do we still have so many infectious diseases?
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Measles was once common, but vaccination has greatly reduced cases. In 1951, a New York City epidemic caused over 400 deaths. Pre-vaccine, deaths and cases were frequent. The vaccine’s impact is evident in the reduced numbers. Recent outbreaks suggest a resurgence, prompting concern and vigilance. The current focus is on managing outbreaks and educating the public.
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Are you a part of the modern anti-vaccine movement and all they do and believe?
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Could the control and elimination of polio have been faked by simply changing the criteria we use to diagnosis kids with paralytic polio?
The Myth That Polio Only Went Away Because They Changed the Way It Was Diagnosed Read More »
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