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now let's see if frank_g can answer this:
it is known that vacines such as polio and others can trigger adverse reactions in a small minority of people (say 1%). So do you stop all vacinations (putting everyone at risk of polio) for the sake of the 1%?
so frank-g ... would you stop vacination for small pox, polio, and others if 1% of the people have adverse reactions ....
let's put it into perspective: say in the USA the tamiflu vacine is effective in 95% of the cases with adverse reactions in 1% (adverse even to the point of death). So the USA facing a pandemic needs to vacinate 150,000,000 US citizens, which if no vacination occurs could result in the the sickness and death of millions of Americans ..
so frank_g ... you make the decision .... do you put the entire nation at risk in order to make 1% safe ...
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the righteous man lives by grace alone
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Topic: influenza A(H1N1) vaccine
