LeafByNiggle
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Right here.I don’t know that history shows that. What is your evidence for that claim?
And your inability to produce the statistics (not anecdotes) that show they are more dangerous than the diseases they prevent.
Right here.I don’t know that history shows that. What is your evidence for that claim?
Explain to me why it makes sense to inoculate boys against a variety of cervical cancer?And your inability to produce the statistics (not anecdotes) that show they are more dangerous than the diseases they prevent.
Penis cancer, anal cancer, mouth cancer, throat cancer…Explain to me why it makes sense to inoculate boys against a variety of cervical cancer?
The outcome speaks for itself. Health has been improved, and the incidents of damaging outcomes is consistent with that. I’m sure if you had statistics of vast numbers of vaccinations gone wrong you would have posted them by now. But you haven’t because you can’t. The record of the US vaccination programs has been remarkable safe and effective in improving health.How does that show they have ‘acted with care’?
Of course it won’t. It’s an HPV vaccine, not a promiscuity, free-sex, prostitution, victimization, assault, and abortion vaccine.Its not going to help stop promiscuity, free-sex, prostitution, victimization, assaults, and the worst result of abortion.
If they amount to a significant number, then cite the statistic. I am not claiming that mistakes are never made. I am saying that they happen at a rate consistent with vaccine makers taking proper care.There are plenty of reports of vaccines causing problems. There are even victories in the special vaccine courts they created to protect vaccine makers.
It’s not even in the top ten.What is a significant number? Who determines a significant number? Medical malpractice is the third leading cause of death in the US.
www.forbes.com
Fact: According to the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), medical negligence is the third leading cause of death in the U.S.—right behind heart disease and cancer.
Your source is not consistent with all other information I’ve seen.
10 Things You Want To Know About Medical Malpractice
You initially said “medical malpractice” which is a very specific subset of medical negligence. But that is no reason to get rid of medicine (like vaccines) as you seem to imply. It is a reason to make the practice of medicine safer. Focusing solely on vaccines, there is still overwhelming evidence that they should not be avoided.Fact: According to the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA), medical negligence is the third leading cause of death in the U.S.—right behind heart disease and cancer.