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TBF

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3. Yes, but with the exception that sometimes
Mon Jul 28, 2014, 09:47 AM
Jul 2014

folks are allergic to the vaccine preservative. I don't think this is going to be a huge barrier though.

I found this cite:

Much of the controversy around thimerosal in vaccines has centered on the theoretical risk of mercury poisoning. Since 2000, all pediatric hepatitis vaccines in the United States have been thimerosal free. Some vaccines have trace levels of thimerosal left over from the manufacturing process (less than 1 µg thimerosal per 0.5 mL dose of vaccine), an amount that is considered insignificant.

http://www.medscape.com/viewarticle/516045_3

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Yes, unless there is a medical reason not to. Marrah_G Jul 2014 #1
Love to you! gollygee Jul 2014 #2
I should be fine :) Marrah_G Jul 2014 #4
Yes, but with the exception that sometimes TBF Jul 2014 #3
Absolutely. conservaphobe Jul 2014 #5
Yes, required for attendance at public schools. Warren Stupidity Jul 2014 #6
Should be required for attendance at schools, etc. Sancho Jul 2014 #7
This one's easy. Yes. longship Jul 2014 #8
I am pro-vaccination bigwillq Jul 2014 #9
They should be mandatory with no exceptions. Spider Jerusalem Jul 2014 #10
I think we should encourage people to get their kids vaccinated, davidpdx Jul 2014 #11
No Throd Jul 2014 #12
I'm not in favor of MANDATORY vaccines, hughee99 Jul 2014 #13
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