Whoppers get bigger & bigger........

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"Target Chickenpox, Hepatitis B, Advisers Say" Atlanta Journal-Constitution (06/30/05) P. 15A; Wahlberg,

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's (CDC's) Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices has strengthened its recommendations for chickenpox and hepatitis B vaccines to aid the ongoing effort to eliminate those diseases altogether. The new recommendations include a chickenpox booster to be administered during outbreaks of the disease, and mandatory vaccination for incoming middle school, high school, and college students. The panel said boosters could help stem the spread of the disease during outbreaks, when even those children who have received their routine chickenpox vaccinations could be vulnerable. The panel is also asking that officials require doctors to vaccinate newborn babies against hepatitis B before they leave the hospital, even in cases when the babies' mothers test negative for the disease. CDC administrators are expected to endorse both recommendations. (Web Link)

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work for the CDC do we?

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Amen!

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I don't think you understand how important that Hep B vaccination is.

If it wasn't for that vaccination new born babies are bound to get

infected when they hit preschool age and go through their

intravenous drug stage and start sleeping around.

I hear about it happening ALL the time!

> > " Target Chickenpox, Hepatitis B, Advisers Say "

> > Atlanta Journal-Constitution (06/30/05) P. 15A; Wahlberg,

> >

> > The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's (CDC's)

Advisory

> > Committee on Immunization Practices has strengthened its

> recommendations for

> > chickenpox and hepatitis B vaccines to aid the ongoing effort to

eliminate

> those

> > diseases altogether. The new recommendations include a

chickenpox

> booster to be

> > administered during outbreaks of the disease, and mandatory

vaccination

> for

> > incoming middle school, high school, and college students. The

panel said

> boosters

> > could help stem the spread of the disease during outbreaks, when

even

> those

> > children who have received their routine chickenpox vaccinations

could be

> > vulnerable. The panel is also asking that officials require

doctors to

> vaccinate

> > newborn babies against hepatitis B before they leave the

hospital, even in

> cases

> > when the babies' mothers test negative for the disease. CDC

administrators

> > are expected to endorse both recommendations. (Web Link)

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Well they can expect to see a lot of the previously healthy, normal teens going down. I guess they don't think enough teens/young adults are taking mental health drugs yet. Of course if they inject teen girls with enough toxins, I have a feeling their offspring will be keeping the ASD numbers up.

Michele

nevergiveup883 <ynot2@...> wrote:

Boy, I guess if these guys fear going down when the truth is exposed, they're going to take as many kids out while they still have the chance.ScaryLaurie> "Target Chickenpox, Hepatitis B, Advisers Say" > Atlanta Journal-Constitution (06/30/05) P. 15A; Wahlberg, > > The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention's (CDC's) Advisory > Committee on Immunization Practices has strengthened its recommendations for > chickenpox and hepatitis B vaccines to aid the ongoing effort to eliminate those > diseases altogether. The new recommendations include a chickenpox booster to be > administered during outbreaks of the disease, and mandatory vaccination for > incoming middle school, high school, and college students. The panel

said boosters > could help stem the spread of the disease during outbreaks, when even those > children who have received their routine chickenpox vaccinations could be > vulnerable. The panel is also asking that officials require doctors to vaccinate > newborn babies against hepatitis B before they leave the hospital, even in cases > when the babies' mothers test negative for the disease. CDC administrators > are expected to endorse both recommendations. (Web Link)

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from the article:

The panel, meeting in Atlanta, also decided to tell

doctors to make sure babies get their first dose of

hepatitis B vaccine before leaving the hospital, even

if their mothers test negative for the disease...

this is absolutely ridiculous.

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