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Fewer vaccinations = Greater risk of outbreaks 🦠
Share of U.S. kindergartners vaccinated against Measles Polio Whooping cough 2023-24. All rates dropping quickly. via The New York Times
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ArchaeoIain
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ArchaeoIain
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Someone could do some nice modelling about the impact on spread of the disease at different levels of unvaccination. Let's change the language and talk about "unvaccination" as the dangerous anomaly here.
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AndyReRe
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AndyReRe
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...outbreaks in the unvaccinated, nature's laughing, the gene pool thanks them.
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Obot 50549535
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Obot 50549535
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Anti-vax nuttery was going on earlier than 2011 -- it would be interesting to extend this graph to the left if that data exists.
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Michel Patrice
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Michel Patrice
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Antivaccine bullshit is most likely to be blamed.

But also, are vaccines provided for free in the U.S.? Do you have to pay for them? If so, could many of those known as working poors be unable to afford them?

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