Wes Streeting blames

[BoroRedKen]

The Tories for the measles outbreak because of the state of the NHS.

We have been a measles free country for years and years.

Nothing to do with the 1000's and 1000's undocumented people arriving in the country from countries where social health care is almost zero.

[Nosmo-King]

And I guess parents not getting their kids an inoculation isn't a contributory factor either!!!

[BoroRedKen]

And I guess parents not getting their kids an inoculation isn't a contributory factor either!!!

The figure quoted i think was a 49% decrease in inoculations. Most of my generation have that scar with the holes in on their arm from getting it at school.

[teamboro]

Nobody trusts the doctors or the vaccines of any type since the triple MMR vaccine came in Autism is up quite a lot you never heard of it when we were kids now it's a common diagnosis nothing to do with the state of the NHS

[Blott]

We didn't have autism we had daft lads. Our next door neighbours bit his arm, a daft lad. Every class had them. Today we care about them yesterday we didn't.


Unlike you I don't know anyone who doesn't believe in vaccines. We must be on a different planet. 

As for the MMR vaccine the doctor who came up with the shite was struck off.

Andrew Wakefield, the doctor who triggered anxiety among parents over his suggestion of a link between the MMR vaccine and autism, was struck off the medical register today for offences relating to dishonesty and failing to act in the best interests of vulnerable child patients.


It's increased because of him and people like you.

Even private eye were taken in by the chancer

Private Eye editor Ian Hislop went on to Radio 5 Live and talked to Simon Mayo in December 2008 and admitted that MMR was not linked to autism (you can hear some audio here). But he adopted the same equivocal tone in defending Private Eye's coverage as this In The Back piece took this week.

[Blott]

Polio has pretty much eradicated in Africa since 1990. In Fact not pretty much but has been.

Do you think this was by:

1) Good luck
2) Prayer
3) Eating Smarties
4) vaccine ?


Here's a clue


In 1988, when the Global Polio Eradication Initiative (GPEI) was launched, polio was present in more than 125 countries and paralyzed about 1,000 children per day. Thanks to immunization efforts that have reached nearly 3 billion children, the incidence of polio has decreased by 99 percent since then.
In 2020, the entire World Health Organization (WHO) African Region was certified free of wild poliovirus, four years after Nigeria—the last polio-endemic country in Africa—recorded its final case of wild polio.

[TerryCochranesSocks]

And I guess parents not getting their kids an inoculation isn't a contributory factor either!!!

The figure quoted i think was a 49% decrease in inoculations. Most of my generation have that scar with the holes in on their arm from getting it at school.

That was from the Smallpox vaccine.

[Johnny Thunder]

And I guess parents not getting their kids an inoculation isn't a contributory factor either!!!

The figure quoted i think was a 49% decrease in inoculations. Most of my generation have that scar with the holes in on their arm from getting it at school.

That was from the Samllpox vaccine.

TB.




 

[TerryCochranesSocks]

If it's the depressed (slightly concave scar) it's Smallpox.
Like this..

[Blott]

If it's the depressed (slightly concave scar) it's Smallpox.
Like this..

yes I have the same one. What was the one we received on a sugar cube?

[TerryCochranesSocks]

Polio I think

[Johnny Thunder]

The one on my shoulder is similar to that but is a TB injection.

[Johnny Thunder]

Anyway, I'm not arguing anymore cos I'm right.


Everyone else is a fuckin stupid cunt.

[BoroRedKen]

Anyway, I'm not arguing anymore cos I'm right.


Everyone else is a fuckin stupid cunt.

  

[Johnny Thunder]