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trials have started

will anti-vaxxers shun it?

or get in line?

dead man walking wrote:trials have started

will anti-vaxxers shun it?

or get in line?

Jenny McCarthy will be blowing her way right to the front of the line

nafod wrote:

dead man walking wrote:trials have started

will anti-vaxxers shun it?

or get in line?

Jenny McCarthy will be blowing her way right to the front of the line

And Lyle will film it

What is so wonderful is the vaccination is a GMO formed inside of tobacco plants.

they better label it. the public has a right to know.

TomFurman wrote:What is so wonderful is the vaccination is a GMO formed inside of tobacco plants.

Great. It will be expensive and have a 300% tax added.

families won't be eligible unless the kids are up-to-date on their dpt and mmr vaccinations

Ebola conspiracy theorists have replaced anti-vaxxers in my stupid people that don't really exist in real life but are everywhere on the Internet pantheon.

Phaedrus wrote:Ebola conspiracy theorists have replaced anti-vaxxers in my stupid people that don't really exist in real life but are everywhere on the Internet pantheon.

LOL! Same type of people, different bandwagon.

I talked to a public health official and asked him what's the best way to anticipate where there might be higher than normal rates of vaccine noncompliance, and he said take a map and put a pin wherever there's a Whole Foods. I sort of laughed, and he said, "No, really, I'm not joking." It's those communities with the Prius driving, composting, organic food-eating people.

http://news.sciencemag.org/2011/01/why- ... nes?ref=hp

I will fucking get it. Patients coughing blood in my face is a routine occurence in my work. Risking getting Ebola- and then having GPs and physicians fuck up the diagnosis, getting a negative laparotomy from my brother surgeons and being ventilated in ICU for a few weeks - versus tge risk of growing horns or becoming (more) autistic as the result of the vaccine - horns are kinda attractive.

I'm going to ask my doctor about his stockpile of puff adder anti-venom when I'm getting this vaccine.

Turdacious wrote:

I talked to a public health official and asked him what's the best way to anticipate where there might be higher than normal rates of vaccine noncompliance, and he said take a map and put a pin wherever there's a Whole Foods. I sort of laughed, and he said, "No, really, I'm not joking." It's those communities with the Prius driving, composting, organic food-eating people.

http://news.sciencemag.org/2011/01/why- ... nes?ref=hp

Good riddance to those hipster doofuses.

better chance of winning the lottery than getting Ebola.

The chance is somewhat higher if you work in healthcare. The chance should never be considered separately from the impact of the event.