i'd rather not take any, but havent really been any choice when they just stuck a needle to ur skin when being 1y old.. them lame for doing it-__-

i'd take one only when travelling to some coyntry where's ebola hehehehe

Ironic choice of words, considering how effectively vaccines have wiped out Polio, a disease which infected 13,000 - 20,000 people per year during the 1950's. There hasn't been a natural occurrence of Polio in the US since 1979, and all because those doctors were "lame." But hey, if you ever have kids, I'm sure you'd rather they wait until they're old enough to choose whether or not they want to get these vaccines for themselves. Let's just hope they survive long enough to be able to make that choice.

I like how people don't know shit. Makes me think I know shit.

Does that Y axis have any significance, or are things just on different levels so the words don't run into each other? Seems like a table would be a better way to represent that information IMO.

This is just the representation of all the vaccines developed against human pathogens throughout the years.

I'd like to make a little comment on the reality of vaccination.

Vaccination is a necessity for some diseases.

It is also one of the most efficient methods of giving protection while overcoming the financial needs of certain regions.

But at the same time, some vaccines are almost purely useless, and I personally can't recall any other than the ones made against the flu.

And finally, vaccines are almost 100% safe. There is a chance of causing problems in every kind of treatment.
But the chance of getting the problems is minimal and cannot be used to stand against vaccination.
And no it doesn't involve mercury.

That is all.

This post was edited by Haitham on Dec 13 2010 08:56pm

bs

lmk when you know somethin on the subject

anyone else notice the link that is supposed to support this claim isn't even working

kind of hard to determine what if anything that means when the vertical axis is not even defined...

This post was edited by zeratul87 on Dec 16 2010 04:03pm

There's no vertical axis. Fail bro.