The answer to your question, premised on erroneous information and understanding is that we're much better off vaccinated. "Natural immunity" is not something to be relied on to stop outbreaks.https://twitter.com/livevaxfree/status/1184902397715337216?s=21 …
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My ancestors, Alaska Natives, were almost wiped out from diseases that we now have vaccinations for. Which may be why our hospital is the first to require mandatory vaccination of all workers - a unanimous vote by our board who remember those dark days before vaccines
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Something similar occurred in Hawaii.
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Incidents were also down. Not just mortality. Come on now...
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This wasn't true for measles, certainly. Its incidence stayed roughly the same, with a fairly large year-to-year, fluctuation, until the vaccine Wed introduced. Ditto polio and Hib (although polio's yearly fluctuations in incidence were huge).https://sciencebasedmedicine.org/vaccines-didnt-save-us-intellectual-dishonesty-at-its-most-naked/ …
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What’s the evidence for waning immunity to the measles and rubella component of MMR? Agree for mumps component but don’t think there’s strong evidence for former.
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Diphtheria is a disease that is rare now, but killed millions in the past. Is the rate decrease in the disease due to natural immunity or the vaccine? My guess is that it's the vaccine.
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WHO expanded the global vaccination program in 1974 so if one accounts for the time required for full implementation of the program, vaccination would account for post-1980 decrease, IMO
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