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    Vaccine - A Scientific Analysis (Malayalam) DR K P Aravindan

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    The document discusses historical disease rates and the impact of vaccines. It notes that before the diphtheria vaccine was introduced in 1940, the diphtheria death rate was 0.1% per million according to a graph. A separate graph shows that before the measles vaccine was introduced in 1963, measles cases had already decreased to 5,000 and the death rate was almost zero, down from a maximum of 8,000 cases and 700 deaths (0.875% death rate). Similarly, before the pertussis vaccine was introduced in 1940, pertussis cases had decreased to 200,000 with a death rate of around 0.1%, down from a maximum of 250,000 cases and 900 deaths (0

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    The document discusses historical disease rates and the impact of vaccines. It notes that before the diphtheria vaccine was introduced in 1940, the diphtheria death rate was 0.1% per million according to a graph. A separate graph shows that before the measles vaccine was introduced in 1963, measles cases had already decreased to 5,000 and the death rate was almost zero, down from a maximum of 8,000 cases and 700 deaths (0.875% death rate). Similarly, before the pertussis vaccine was introduced in 1940, pertussis cases had decreased to 200,000 with a death rate of around 0.1%, down from a maximum of 250,000 cases and 900 deaths (0

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    The document discusses historical disease rates and the impact of vaccines. It notes that before the diphtheria vaccine was introduced in 1940, the diphtheria death rate was 0.1% per million according to a graph. A separate graph shows that before the measles vaccine was introduced in 1963, measles cases had already decreased to 5,000 and the death rate was almost zero, down from a maximum of 8,000 cases and 700 deaths (0.875% death rate). Similarly, before the pertussis vaccine was introduced in 1940, pertussis cases had decreased to 200,000 with a death rate of around 0.1%, down from a maximum of 250,000 cases and 900 deaths (0

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    58. Rubella ,madhyamam,billgates


    1..00.27 Diphtheria death rate as per your graph at Graph disbelieving vital
    the time of introduction of vaccine in 1940 is 1000 statistics(hpa.org.uk??????)-log scale kuthan
    per million ( i.e. 0.1% death rate) thzhe,if that is the case 20/1,00,000 in ur graph
    how much%(soochi kandu pidikkunathu polum
    1.03.49-Another graph shows maximum measles 1960 benchamin rubin)
    cases 8000, maximum deaths 700 ( death rate
    8.75%),but before introduction of vaccine in 1963,
    measles cases reduced on its own to 5000 and
    death rate to almost zero.
    Same with Pertussis – maximum cases 2,50,000,
    maximum deaths 900 (death rate 0.36%), but
    before introduction of vaccine in 1940 ,Pertussis
    cases reduced on its own to 2,00,000 & death rate
    hovering around 200 to zero, say 200, so death
    rate is 0.1%
    Dr. agrees that the reason for death of thousands
    of people could not be attributed to diphtheria
    alone considering the poor diagnostic facility and
    other underlying diseases ,so diseases categorized
    as Diphtheria, pertussis and measles may include
    other diseases. So can we assume that the
    decrease in diseases may be due to good hygiene
    and nutritious foods with the improvement of
    socio-economic conditions ?. So where is the logic
    in saying that disease outbreaks /pandemic in
    olden days killed millions of people and
    vaccination saved us? (see the maximum death
    rates even when there were no vaccinations-
    diptheria 0.1%, measles 8.75%, pertussis 0.1% )
    1.06.50 Herd immunity
    1.08.57 Rubella no study----------k.m.saifudeen+KSSP
    1.09.59 27-Studies in india like coconut tree slant -----
    1.18. Formaldihyde in banana,carrot ,no mention of
    aluminum ----lancet –andrew wakefield
    1.28.12 Patent-------imatinib-
    1.40.00 Everchanging medicine –good-------------
    Diphtheria death rate as per your graph at the time
    of introduction of vaccine in 1940 is 1000 per million
    ( i.e. 0.1% death rate) .Another graph shows
    maximum measles cases 8000, maximum deaths
    700 ( death rate 8.75%), but before introduction of
    vaccine in 1963, measles cases decreased on its
    own to 5000 and death rate to almost zero. Same
    with Pertussis – maximum cases 2,50,000,
    maximum deaths 900 (death rate 0.36%), but before
    introduction of vaccine in 1940 ,Pertussis cases
    decreased on its own to 2,00,000 & death rate
    hovering between 200 to zero, say 200, so death
    rate is 0.1% . Dr. agrees that the reason for death of
    thousands of people could not be attributed to
    diphtheria alone considering the poor diagnostic
    facility and other underlying diseases ,so diseases
    categorized as Diphtheria, pertussis and measles
    may include other diseases. So can we assume that
    the decrease in diseases may be due to good
    hygiene and nutritious foods with the improvement
    of socio-economic conditions ?. So where is the
    logic in saying that disease outbreaks /pandemic in
    olden days killed millions of people and vaccination
    saved us? (see the maximum death rates even
    when there were no vaccinations- diphtheria 0.1%,
    measles 8.75%, pertussis 0.1%)

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