Fwd: [New post] CDC: Vaccination rates in toddlers remains high

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My comment on the link below:If vaccination rates are over 90%, why is the incidence of so-called 'vaccine-preventable' illness rising? These diseases are being blamed on the unvaccinated when the simple fact of the matter is that in the majority of cases, it is the fully-vaccinated who are contracting them.According to the CDC's own data, vaccination is far from effective and we know that it is linked with a large range of serious side effects including autism (or do you think that the vaccine courts awarded Hanna Poling's family $20 million for her vaccine-associated autism because they are just a bunch of nice guys?)And while vaccination hasn't brought about herd immunity since large numbers of vaccinated individuals have not led to diseases being wiped out, we can certainly say that they have been very effective at causing herd disease. Vaccine-associated diseases such as autism, ADD, ADHD, IDDM (insulin-dependent diabetes), asthma and eczema (to name just a few) are at record-high levels and rising more each time a new vaccine is added to the schedule (which seems to happen several times a year now).It is time for the CDC and the medical community to climb down off of their high horse and to do the one study that has never been done - one to compare the overall health status of the vaccinated compared with the unvaccinated. Oh, and to require reporting of adverse reactions with penalties for failure to report.Meryl DoreyAustralian Vaccination Network, Inc.Begin forwarded message:From: The Chart <no-reply@...>Date: 17 September 2010 2:40:18 AM AESTmeryl@...Subject: [New post] CDC: Vaccination rates in toddlers remains highCDC: Vaccination rates in toddlers remains highmattsloane | September 16, 2010 at 12:40 | Tags: Matt Sloane - CNN Medical Producer | Categories: CDC, Children's Health, Vaccinations | URL:http://wp.me/pcFQ9-2EeVaccination rates in young children remain high, according to a CDC report released Thursday."Nearly all parents are choosing to have their children protected against dangerous childhood diseases through vaccination," said Dr. Anne Schuchat, Director of the National Center for Immunication and Respiratory Diseases at CDC.Read more of this postAdd a comment to this post WordPress.com | Thanks for flying with WordPress!Manage Subscriptions | Unsubscribe | Express yourself. Start a blog.Trouble clicking? Copy and paste this URL into your browser: http://subscribe.wordpress.com