Quote from: @MarkHen29177965 on February 11, 2020, 01:57:34 PM

In the last 100 years, millions of people have been able to save lives due to immunization. But in many countries there has been a surge in vaccinations, and this trend is now increasing. The use of the vaccine began in the 1980. But before that, 26 million people died from the disease every year. According to the World Health Organization estimates, the number of deaths from measles vaccine use decreased by 80% from 2000 years to 2017 years. Decades ago millions of people were infected with polio or died of malnutrition or death. Now polio is almost eliminated. Those who oppose vaccination do not understand why. They should change their mind.

The biggest thing that stopped polio was this. The vaccines didn't work. In fact they caused polio. So the medical went about re-defining the symptoms. All of a sudden, instances of polio went way down, and instances of spinal meningitis went way up. This was done around 1960 or 1961.

You probably won't find this info unless you can find some of the old magazines around... magazines which aren't posted on the Net. What you can do is Internet search on "what really stopped polio" to see that there is more to the story than vaccines. Much or the more is hygiene.

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