No. • “herd immunity” (...) lies at 95% • parents refusing one or more of their child’s vaccines remains at [just] 4% See: https://www.who.int/news-room/detail/29-11-2018-measles-cases-spike-globally-due-to-gaps-in-vaccination-coverage …
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Yes but the point made in the Science Media Centre blog was not to automatically assume low vaccination rates are due to antivaxx groups. Don't automatically give them the 'credit' - the implied importance is just what they want...
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I’ve been wondering about this. At New Scientist we surveyed 2,000 people at random about attitudes to science last year and vast majority supported vaccination
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Of-course they are. It's an attempt to divert attention from the the real reason infectious diseases like Measles, Mumps and Tuberculosis are on the rise in the US.
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