https://www.naturalnews.com/2019-03-06-genetic-sequencing-science-breakthrough-just-proved-that-measles-outbreaks-are-caused-by-the-measles-vaccine.html
@Citizen Z I'd say it's both tbh.
no it does not
it kills more than measles itself
The mmr is in full mass consumption
Dont be stupid
@Wretch Your source is almost universally agreed upon to spread absolutely ludicrous information. Can you get a credible source?
Studies are open
I'll follow the results of those studies.
If yoi continue to be ignorant then its your problem
@Firminorsk umm there is the source stop lying about my sources
https://jcm.asm.org/content/55/3/735
I'll read this.
see when i post a article from natural news or humans are free the have sources you know
you guys always skip over the sources and try to attack the ppl providing you with the info and getting it out there cause most ppl wont look into it them selves
the whole big polio outbreak in syra was man made lol. do you know what vdpv means and wpv ???????
Wiener Psychoanalytische Vereinigung?
it was the vdpv version of the polio that was the problem and that is the vaccine derived polio virus not the wpv which it the wild polio virus
once again vaccines spreading disease not stopping it
you should really do more research before you try to debate these tihngs
i have been researching this stuff since 2011
https://www.google.com/search?q=polio+rate&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjj77qwrtXjAhWOoBQKHegFCwIQ_AUIEigC&biw=1536&bih=792#imgrc=ZLVkt11I9suqgM:
The polio vaccine was introduced in 1955.
almost 9 years or research
Notice how almost immediately, polio begins to die out?
Even a change in sanitation can't eradicate a disease that fast, and I'm pretty sure you know that if you've been researching this for 9 years.
@Firminorsk https://vactruth.com/2012/06/03/7-trivia-facts-about-polio/
on those who died from measles, were there other contributing factors that made it more severe?
again you dont know what you arte talking about
plz stop you are making yourself look even worse now
you clearly have done zero real research on this subject
there's a good chance other factors push it on the line of becoming deadly and causing complications. Focusing on details clarifies the subject
@Lancelot That I know of, there's bronchitis or pneumonia. In most cases though, you just get the normal symptoms and you're out of it pretty quick.
Bronchitis or pneumonia are fairly rare complications.
so in case of an outbreak, the vurnable need to be sent to hospitals in quarantine, so they are significantly less likely to contract the disease
the quarantine has also been successful of decreasing the spread of ebola in western nations
Precisely.
Though for now, Ebola isn't a huge issue.
autism and sids in the adverse reactions section
It's mostly confined to Goma and Rwanda.
Have you ever heard of a thing called editing an image?
