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Originally Posted by LTHFAdvocate
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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Without carriers, we have no transmission, and therefore, no disease. I said failure to vaccinate creates carriers.
Show me yours, I'll show you mine. But now, back to the issue of whether or not physicians are ethically responsible for insuring that a patient has been vacinnated against bacterial meningitis prior to doing surgery..........