The "new" way is probably the old way: if you can't persuade them, use force. Meanwhile, 127+ children are getting robust, lifelong immunity the old way. And how many adverse vaccine reactions have there been? It's a trade-off. Let parents decide.https://twitter.com/AmeshAA/status/1097852042490593280 …
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Don't evoke Ebola in this. First off, thankfully there are vaccines available now. Second, the likelihood of Ebola spreading here is far less than that of measles spreading here - which it already has. 3rd, the reproduction number for Ebola is actually lower than measles. Stfu
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Read the news some time. See the effort being put in to fight Ebola. And then realise that Ebola is hundreds of times less virulent than measles. Measles is probably the most contagious disease ever.
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What an incredibly specious argument. Considering the fact that you have to come into contact with bodily fluids to catch Ebola, as opposed to measles, which you can catch just by breathing the same AIR as a measles patient. AND, measles has a 90% transmission rate.
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Ebola does not spread very well. R0 is low, about 1.5-2.5 people get infxn before transmission from host is negated. Measles is most infectious disease known. R0 is 3.7-203.3 depending on the estimate, but true value likely to be highest of all diseases. https://www.thelancet.com/journals/laninf/article/PIIS1473-3099(17)30307-9/fulltext …
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Considering one is airborne and the other you basically need to lick an infected person to get, someone with integrity wouldn't compare them. Good to see you publicly admit to not having any integrity.
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You really have no business practicing medicine. You seriously don't remember the Ebola scare four years ago? I was a teacher then and I had students terrified they were going to die from Ebola.
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