bigalpha
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hah, that's wishful thinking.
Influenza vaccines, for example, must be administered every year due to the high rate of mutation in the virus' DNA.
How many different vaccines were administered for Polio?
hah, that's wishful thinking.
Influenza vaccines, for example, must be administered every year due to the high rate of mutation in the virus' DNA.
I think we're just arguing semantics at this point.
Labs in the US and Russia retained some smallpox stocks.Yes, but others like polio, whooping cough and measles can be eradicated like small pox was.
Labs in the US and Russia retained some smallpox stocks.
"Particularly risky experiments are underway to create a monkey model of human smallpox infection. The US has also proposed genetic engineering experiments with the virus "
Source: http://www.bmj.com/content/334/7597/774.full
Goodtimes.
It took 50 years to eradicate polio.
As for compensating "Victims" of vaccine therapy, well, unless you can find the drug company acted criminally and without disclosure of the possible side affects of taking their vaccine, I don't see how they have a leg to stand on. That is why the advertisements for drugs on the TV have the last 2 minutes devoted to all the bad things that "might" happen if you use their drug.
In Europe there is a HUGE fad going around where parents are not getting their kids vaccinated and because of this sicknesses that have been almost wiped off the face of the earth are starting to make a comeback in schools there.