Anything as usualJanic wrote:most current measles cases are due to vaccine viruses
An attenuated virus can not multiply https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virus_att%C3%A9nu%C3%A9
Anything as usualJanic wrote:most current measles cases are due to vaccine viruses
izentrop wrote:Anything as usualJanic wrote:most current measles cases are due to vaccine viruses
An attenuated virus can not multiply https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virus_att%C3%A9nu%C3%A9
So what ? Tuberculosis is not part of it. Moderation should focus on Holocaust denial. especially in this subject.BaudouinLabrique wrote:Know that for example micro-organisms (measles, tuberculosis) would have decimated the Indians during the Spanish invasion; it has recently been shown that Indian corpses had already contracted tuberculosis long before the arrival of the invaders.
In contact with Europeans, Amerindians experienced a very great demographic decline caused by diseases imported from Europe and epidemics due to microbial shock, because these diseases, such as whooping cough, measles or smallpox, were not known to people. tribes. The process began as early as the 1500 years and the epidemics of smallpox (1525, 1558, 1589), typhus (1546), influenza (1558), diphtheria (1614), measles (1618) or bubonic plague ( 1617-1619, New England) have decimated millions of natives. For example, the Timicuas, in Florida, which in 1650 were 13 000 distributed on 40 villages, were only after an epidemic of smallpox that 35 in 1728, regrouped in only one hamlet. https://www.matierevolution.fr/spip.php?article3128
janic wrote: most current measles cases are due to vaccine viruses
Anything as usual
An attenuated virus can not multiply https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Virus_att%C3%A9nu%C3%A9
You should first look at yourself in an ice cream because for what it is about denialism, you troupe in mind!So what ? Tuberculosis is not part of it. Moderation should be interested in negationism. especially in this subject.
In contact with Europeans, Amerindians experienced a very great demographic decline caused by diseases imported from Europe and epidemics due to microbial shock, because these diseases, such as whooping cough, measles or smallpox, were not known to people. tribes. The process began as early as the 1500 years and the epidemics of smallpox (1525, 1558, 1589), typhus (1546), influenza (1558), diphtheria (1614), measles (1618) or bubonic plague ( 1617-1619, New England) have decimated millions of natives. For example, the Timicuas in Florida, which in 1650 were 13 000 distributed on 40 villages, were after a smallpox epidemic that 35 in 1728, grouped in a single hamlet
Oh yes, you know him well.Janic wrote: The reality on the ground has long demonstrated that an attenuated virus can regain its virulence (it is said that it has been poorly attenuated).
hi! hi! it's funny, you do not even have to read! and even less the cases of victims! A reactivation is not a mutationIn fact it is especially in the beginning, some rare cases of mutation of the virus, under conditions of very low immunity of the population.
You are still in the usual fantasy that neither you nor your references of your sect are able to prove. You do not even believe WHO in its report on smallpox, so the rest ... !!!!Today we can count on a risk benefit ratio of 1 risk on millions of lives saved. But let's stop there, you'll fill pages to drown the fish without bringing any proof.
izentrop wrote:Today we can count on a risk benefit ratio of 1 risk on millions of lives saved. But let's stop there, you'll fill pages to drown the fish without bringing any proof.
Recall that the French Senate in June 2008 act "that there is no scientific evidence on the usefulness of vaccines! (Source)
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