Do you think we should up the age of the vaccination program to start at a year or two old?

Question

In most cases, sanitation has taken care of the risk factors for many of these rare and many times,not fatal diseases.

But how heavily weighed are the side effects and odds of getting any number of permanent disability from so many vaccines introduced to infants at such an early age?

Are corporations really setting the standards and forcing the laws, being more of a case for money and not proven health benefits?

And where is there protection for the children for the hundreds of other diseases and conditions children can contract?
Where will it reach a point of ridiculous when hundreds of vaccines are forced on children before they enter school, effectively making the certain vaccines more likely a hazard than the uncertain illness?

Answer 1

I prefer it how it is. Young infants are at risk for being exposed, so they benefit with vaccinations.

Answer 2

Most vaccines for routine pediatric use in the US no longer contain thimerosal, even though decades of study on hundreds of thousands of patients has found no link between thimerosal and, say, autism.

Further, a child's immune system encounters literally thousands of challenges every single day. Vaccines don't really add to the load.

The health benefits of vaccines are proven beyond a doubt. And outbreaks of measles, mumps, and even polio pop up wherever populations are unprotected (yes, here in the US, too). That line about how sanitation has taken care of vaccine-preventable diseases is just, frankly, not true.

Vaccines are not linked to "any number of permanent disabilities"--read the prescribing information for physicians, and you'll see that. Plus, safety data is available from the CDC.

Further, the federal government DOES provide for children injured by vaccines, if the harm can be proven.

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Answer 4

Yarrow Pilz:

You must see a consistency dilemma in your statement if you say that both: there is no side effects and
there is a vaccination injury database and benefit program.

That is the kind double speak evident of a lie that the medical community continually perpetuates.

Why is there an adverse warning label inside the vaccine box, as it is a drug, with it's own set of special harmful effects?

Answer 5

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Answer 6

I think it's fine the way it is. they do the vaccines before school for a reason becuase they are around so many other children and that's how they get the diseases there are more pros than cons. the same thing can happen to a toddler as an infant

Answer 7

I'd rather vaccinate my child as an infant than wait a year or two and find out that by some fluke they've caught something that could have been prevented. It's the same reason I insisted they get flu shots back in October --- and now that 3 local children have died EVERYONE is trying to get a flu shot. I'd rather be safe when it's something that easy!

Answer 8

As a parent you ultimately have the choice when to or not to vaccinate your children...if you want to wait until they are older wait...if you don't want to vaccinate then don't. We were never vaccinated and never had a problem...but a friend of ours vaccinated their first child and she had such a high fever from the shots that she ended up deaf.

Answer 9

The risks far outweigh the benifits - I think it should be left the way it is!! Why mess with something thats been working fine for such a long time!!!!

Answer 10

I'm okay with the way things are now.

Plus, I'd certainly like to see a list of "hundreds" of other diseases a child can get...and you can only list cold or flu once not multiple times for each possible mutation.