Immunizations dont protect you from infections of the things you're trying to immunize so keeping someone from a school wont change that. If it was 100% effective you then might have an argument but its not. And if you want to start a school and funding yourself feel free to exclude anyone that the law will allow. But dont expect state funding or in our case for now, federal funding
Ya, I don't love the idea of some insurers incentivizing pediatricians to vaccinate, but it makes sense from a business perspective. Preventitive care is almost always, if not always, less expensive. It's 1,000x less expensive for an insurance company to pay to vaccinate a child for whooping cough than it is to pay for care when that child has whooping cough. It's just smarter.
You want to quantify risk and decisions then extrapolate that to barring someone from school. Mind you nobody is saying these unvac kids are infected.... isnt that discrimination? Your premise is someone willing to partake in risky lifestyle choices shouldnt be allowed to attend places where others have rejected those health style choices. Thats a slippery slope, fella.
Fair enough then dont discriminate a family who chooses to make a business decision based on the same idea. How many people die from whooping cough or polio? Even at their height? How many kids have reactions or die after immunizations?
"Approximately 30,000 VAERS reports are filed annually, with 10-15% classified as serious (resulting in permanent disability, hospitalization, life-threatening illnesses or death)," the CDC says.
Fletch I'm sure you know some doctors. Talk to some immunologists. If you really want something real to be concerned about a friend of mine who is an intensivist (definition below) says that blood pressure medications and birth control pills are penetrating the water supplies of many cities across the US. We never talked about vaccines but I owe him a call.
An intensivist, also known as a critical care physician, is a medical doctor with special training and experience in treating critically ill patients. An intensivist completes a fellowship in critical care medicine after finishing a residency in internal medicine, pulmonary medicine, anesthesia or surgery.
An intensivist, also known as a critical care physician, is a medical doctor with special training and experience in treating critically ill patients. An intensivist completes a fellowship in critical care medicine after finishing a residency in internal medicine, pulmonary medicine, anesthesia or surgery.
Now youre just being dense. If someone willing makes a choice to participate in something deemed high risk then they shouldn't be able to partake in something because the people reject that high risk behavior. Dont hire veterans because they have a higher chance of PTSD than anyone else. They willfully joined the military and should be held accountable based on your standards.
The 30,000 reports equates to 0.006 percent of people who are vaccinated.
In 2012, the US had it's highest number of whooping cough cases since 1955. As far as deaths, from 2000-2014, 277 deaths from whooping cough. 241 were infants under the age of 3 months that were too young to be vaccinated.
Fucking great point. That is TRULY a problem. Also not just that but also AntiDepressents too. This is why i have the Culligan Man
Hey Mantis, Antidepressants have a higher rate of suicide and are mentally unstable if i find out youre on them youre never working in MY medical field... to much of a riskFucking great point. That is TRULY a problem. Also not just that but also AntiDepressents too. This is why i have the Culligan Man
If I commit suicide, does that put you at a greater risk of committing suicide?
