Too soon? It was 6 months ago. two kids died and a bunch in the hospital both from measles and from ODing on the Vitamin A RFK sent them.
Desantis ending vaccine mandates in Florida schools, calling it akin to “slavery”.
More winning like this and we’re gonna die from all of the winning.
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People will get sick and die. And by people I mean children.
We where told illegals and mass blm protests don’t spread covid
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Science
What “handling”? What’s his role in a Texas problem?
What science says fewer vaccinations that prevent deadly disease will work out well for everyone?
The CDC aids states with outbreaks of infectious disease.
His handling includes sending TX vitamin A instead of vaccines.
“Everyone”? Vaccines don’t work out well for “everyone.”
Natural immunity.
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Aren’t they like Amish people who can use technology?
We have some around here that own a construction company. It’s funny seeing a guy dressed like an Amish dude driving a bull dozer.
Aids how in this case?
That’s like handing someone with a Northstar engine with cracked heads a bottle of head gasket sealant and saying “hope for the best.”
How’d that work out for the two kids in TX?
AI answer:
How the CDC Responds to Measles Outbreaks
Technical Assistance and Support:
The CDC works with state and local health departments to assist them in their investigations and responses.
Data Monitoring:
It gathers and evaluates data on reported cases from states to monitor trends nationally and evaluate outbreaks.
Diagnostic Testing:
The CDC provides testing for difficult diagnostic cases of suspected measles infection upon a state’s request.
Molecular Surveillance:
Using advanced molecular detection (AMD) methods, the CDC identifies measles virus genotypes and strains to track the virus’s spread.
Rapid Response:
When a state requests it, the CDC can provide rapid, on-the-ground assistance during an outbreak investigation.
Financial and Infrastructure Support:
The CDC invests in public health infrastructure and laboratory capacity in states and localities to improve the ability to respond to outbreaks.
Communication:
It alerts healthcare providers and public health officials to outbreaks through Health Alert Network (HAN) advisories and provides guidance on vaccine policy and clinical management.
Information Dissemination:
The CDC provides information and resources on its website for both the public and healthcare providers, including information on the importance of vaccination.
MMR Vaccine Guidance:
The CDC recommends that all individuals who are not vaccinated against measles get the MMR vaccine, and it works to maintain high vaccination coverage in communities to prevent outbreaks.
How do you know a vaccine would have prevented their deaths?
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I’m not reading AI
It may wouldn’t have helped. But it certainly wouldn’t have hurt either. Assuming it had actually been done beforehand.
Perhaps.
The measles caused their deaths.
The measles vaccine is 97% effective.
So, 100% sure? No. But 97% sure…more that that. Because cases in the vaccinated are usually mild
Then google it.