A CDC expert on the success of the chickenpox vaccine and why every child should get a booster shot to prevent new outbreaks of the potentially serious disease.
Comment: i know the chicken pox vaccine helped my disabled son when he got chicken pox. I thought he had acne and the normal itching and swelling was non existant for him.
Comment: I personally do not think that thimerisol is solely responsible for autism. I believe that it is more likely caused by aluminum in the vaccines. Either way, they need to get all the garbage out of the vaccines before they try pushing them to families, and endangering their children.
Comment: In response to Karenatlanta:
The artible states that the vaccine has an 85% protection from getting chicken pox, but those which do get it anyway will typically get a milder infection than they might have without the vaccine. This is the same as with the Flu shots, which do not always prevent flu, but can reduce the severity of symptoms.
Mercury is no longer in any child-specific vaccines, but may still be in some vaccines designed for adults. There is still no definitive scientific evidence which shows that thimerisol causes Autism despite multiple studies looking specifically for this. The only example I've seen of thimerisol-containing vaccines being involved in an Autism diagnosis was a case where a child already had a mitochondrial disease, which was then exacerbated by a vaccine that contained thimerisol at the time.
Parents can make educated choices about how to vaccinate their children, but they need to be sure they have all of the facts before making their decision, since not vaccinating a child can impact the health of more than that individual child.
Comment: This article is like one big pharmaceutical advertisement. What a shame in a free country parents can't make educated choices. The chicken pox vaccine totally failed for us, our kids got chicken pox anyway.
But the Mercury you state that is out of vaccines. It's not out btw, plunged my beautiful 2 year old into the silence of Autism. When we decided to still vax his younger sister is was still in her Hep B 100% in 2002.
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