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Thimersol was removed from all childhood vaccines in 1999. If you ask for the preservative free flu vaccine you won't get any thimersol from there either. An apple contains more formaldehyde than all vaccines combined. An antacid contains more aluminum than all vaccines combined. The DNA from aborted babies is only partially true. Over 50 years ago stem cells were taken from one and those stem cells were replicated, its more than three generations removed, no fresh cells are used.

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Not true. Thimerasol is still in vaccines. As is formaldehyde, aluminum, DNA from aborted babies, monkeys, cows, etc. If mercury is your only concern with vaccines, you've never read the package insert.

Quite a number of people nowadays follow "alternate facts" about vaccinations leading to autism (which has been shown to be wrong) or to have serious side effects. While rare cases of serious side effects exist, the benefits both personal and societal outweight the risks. However, some parents follow a "not for my healthy" child attitude, thereby putting the not-so-healthy children at risk while their own children have "but some measels".

A group of people strongly believe in a terribly flawed and since-retracted study from the 1980s that implied there was a link between an MMR vaccine containing a mercury-based preservative and development of Autism. That study was bunk. Vaccines do nothing but help, except in a few-in-a-million cases where there is an allergy or something. They do way more good than bad.

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Because vaccines have never once been subjected to a randomized placebo controlled, double-blind study. Which is the standard for all other drugs. They have NO idea how vaccines effect us long term. As a child of the 80s, I got 3 vaccines, 9 jabs. My children today would get over 15 vaccines, 50+ jabs. Since then we've seen the rates of childhood cancer, Autism, ADHD, food allergies, Epilepsy, childhood diabetes, etc etc etc skyrocket. Does that mean vaccines cause them all? No. Does it mean we should evaluate them better and go with a different not one-size-fits-all approach? Yes. If a peanut can kill certain kids, why does everyone think a vaccine is exempt from causing harm? Vaccines can and do kill. Greater good or not, if your child is the one to die (or become permanently disabled) your view would be radically different.