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37. "Sound science" includes considering side effects.

Tue Feb 3, 2015, 02:06 PM

Feb 2015

Here's some "sound science" from the UK National Health Service:

"There is a small chance of seizures (fits) occurring six to 11 days after having the MMR vaccine. It sounds alarming, but it's rare, and only happens in only about one in every 1,000 doses." (Italics mine.)

http://www.nhs.uk/conditions/vaccinations/pages/mmr-side-effects.aspx

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They may work Geronimoe Feb 2015 #15

And I recommend any concerned parent discuss IDemo Feb 2015 #16

Yup, it's not rocket science. ColesCountyDem Feb 2015 #17

Not to mention the risk to all those who come in contact with an infected individual groundloop Feb 2015 #19

We're losing, or have lost, 'herd immunity'. n/t ColesCountyDem Feb 2015 #25

Not a black & white issue Geronimoe Feb 2015 #22

No, there isn't 'a lot that's not known'. ColesCountyDem Feb 2015 #24

No justification for being insulting and a bully Geronimoe Feb 2015 #29

I'm being neither. ColesCountyDem Feb 2015 #32

Yours is only your opinion not fact based science Geronimoe Feb 2015 #67

"...they only looked at 40 studies...." ColesCountyDem Feb 2015 #69

Thank you! greatlaurel Feb 2015 #72

Here, this should help clarify things. It's pretty black and white: Arugula Latte Feb 2015 #59

The vaccines are much safer than contracting these diseases. greatlaurel Feb 2015 #63

There is such thing as NO RISK for anything dbackjon Feb 2015 #85

Siezures in "only" one in every 1000 doses --UK NHS candelista Feb 2015 #18

According to the NIH, 1 in 25 children will have a febrile seizure before they outgrow the tendency. greatlaurel Feb 2015 #70

My younger brother used to get these raging fevers *from childhood illnesses* not vaxxes.... Hekate Feb 2015 #78

Very good point, parents used to rely on these techniques so often before vaccinations available. greatlaurel Feb 2015 #89

Hillary, There you go again... lobodons Feb 2015 #20

Great post! Short, sweet and to the point. greatlaurel Feb 2015 #64

Good for Hillary! greatlaurel Feb 2015 #23

"Sound science" includes considering side effects. candelista Feb 2015 #37

Why would you leave out the rest of the paragraph? IDemo Feb 2015 #41

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Right, only 90% of the unvaccinated will get sick upon exposure to measles Hekate Feb 2015 #91

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You betcha! freshwest Feb 2015 #76

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That's exactly the kind of response that a future president should NOT give. candelista Feb 2015 #49

Oh, please. How about leadership? This is one of those times when pandering to The Stupid... Hekate Feb 2015 #80

What 'complex issues'? ColesCountyDem Feb 2015 #35

Siezures in one in 1000 cases. candelista Feb 2015 #38

That's not a 'complex issue'. ColesCountyDem Feb 2015 #43

What is your source for this information? candelista Feb 2015 #45

The CDC. ColesCountyDem Feb 2015 #68

If the disagreements are of the flat-Earth, creationist, anti-science type, IDemo Feb 2015 #36

Is the UK National Health Service a "flat earth" organization? candelista Feb 2015 #39

The NHS doesn't say whether to vaccinate children is a complex subject geek tragedy Feb 2015 #46

That's what I put the link there. candelista Feb 2015 #48

it's the mercury in the preservative that should be the issue, not the vaccine itself wordpix Feb 2015 #51

Wasn't that removed in 2000? Then later proven to be not the problem in the first place? Hekate Feb 2015 #81

1 in 10 measles sufferers will get an ear infection that can lead to hearing loss. 1 in 20 will get greatlaurel Feb 2015 #54

You're using misleading language here by not specifying febrile seizures. LeftyMom Feb 2015 #75

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