Show me a citation that backs up what you are saying. An artificial case is what they refer to as one that was directly traced to a vaccination source or a laboratory source rather than occurring with no known source in the population.
First you said failure to vaccinate causes virulent strains, now you say it creates "carriers" Which is it?
I merely referenced Wiki for convenience since it had a good collection of WHO and other very reputable citations. And I went and visited several of those pages individually to verify they stated what the Wiki entry claimed they said. Better to cross-check reputable sources and reference Wiki then post scientific pronouncements without any scientific backup at all
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Originally Posted by jillio
Cases have occurred since then, by your own admission. What is an "artifiical case" of small pox? And, yes, the strain can become more virulent, as cases are still occuring in thrid world countries.
As with any infectious disease, failure to vaccinate results in carriers of the disease. I am not talking about Post-Polio Syndrome. That is a complication experienced by those with the antibodies resulting from having contracted the disease.
Do you really use Wiki for your research?
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