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Posted On: 10/14/2018 5:02:10 PM
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scarrrrry sheeet.
Uh, huh. Only IF you believe anecdotes over evidence.
I wonder why we're not taught the 'anecdotal method'?
And the reason that vaccinations are often required is because of the science....not the anecdote....of 'herd immunity'.
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It arises when a high percentage of the population is protected through vaccination against a virus or bacteria, making it difficult for a disease to spread because there are so few susceptible people left to infect.
https://www.vaccinestoday.eu/stories/what-is-herd-immunity/
This can effectively stop the spread of disease in the community. It is particularly crucial for protecting people who cannot be vaccinated. These include children who are too young to be vaccinated, people with immune system problems, and those who are too ill to receive vaccines (such as some cancer patients).
The proportion of the population which must be immunised in order to achieve herd immunity varies for each disease but the underlying idea is simple: once enough people are protected, they help to protect vulnerable members of their communities by reducing the spread of the disease.
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Was having a conversation with a gal that works at CVS, a long time friends wife. She refuses the shot as does one of her bosses.
She knows of one vaccine recipient who as she quotes " is permantly effed up from shot" scarrrrry sheeet.
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