Not true.
Whooping cough is an example. It turns out the vaccine did work, but wore off by age 11 or 12.
I don't disagree with your post, but it's tough to make a general statement or blanket policy there.
Clearly, over vaccinating can be an issue, but some vaccines would be foolish to give up.
Declining all vaccines has already shown to be a public health issue, don't need some randomly funded study to show that.
I don't agree with much of the western medicine university growth funded by the Roths grants, but we don't need to make things worse for communities.
Whooping cough is an example. It turns out the vaccine did work, but wore off by age 11 or 12.
I don't disagree with your post, but it's tough to make a general statement or blanket policy there.
Clearly, over vaccinating can be an issue, but some vaccines would be foolish to give up.
Declining all vaccines has already shown to be a public health issue, don't need some randomly funded study to show that.
I don't agree with much of the western medicine university growth funded by the Roths grants, but we don't need to make things worse for communities.