Vaccines that changed your life: 1796 smallpox. 1885 rabies. 1890 tetanus. 1896 typhoid fever. 1906 TB. 1923 diphtheria. 1926 whooping cough. 1932 yellow fever. 1937 flu. 1952 polio. 1963 measles. 1967 mumps. 1969 rubella. 1974 chickenpox.
@mhdksafa Easier to read: Vaccines that changed your life: 1796 smallpox. 1885 rabies. 1890 tetanus. 1896 typhoid fever. 1906 TB. 1923 diphtheria. 1926 whooping cough. 1932 yellow fever. 1937 flu. 1952 polio. 1963 measles. 1967 mumps. 1969 rubella. 1974 chickenpox.
@mhdksafa From CDC Chickenpox vaccine became available in the United States in 1995. Each year, more than 3.5 million cases of chickenpox, 9,000 hospitalizations, and 100 deaths are prevented by chickenpox vaccination in the United States both my children got cp in the 80’s
@mhdksafa Vaccines that changed your life: 1796 smallpox. 1885 rabies. 1890 tetanus. 1896 typhoid fever. 1906 TB. 1923 diphtheria. 1926 whooping cough. 1932 yellow fever. 1937 flu. 1952 polio. 1963 measles. 1967 mumps. 1969 rubella. 1974 chickenpox 2012 B Meningococcal
@mhdksafa Brother, why are you clouding the issue with facts? My friend's aunts, neighbors, Yoga teachers, cousins, dog walkers, mechanic claims that he was incapacitated after he got vaccinated. What have you got to say about that?
@mhdksafa Here’s an article explaining how after the poliovirus vaccine accident in 1954 the US created a series of standardized steps to creating a vaccine, taking 10-15 years to develop. historyofvaccines.org/content/articl…
@mhdksafa @RacismDog It would be really great if people would get the Covid vax. Vaccines dont need to take yrs anymore due to new medical technology and why should they? The fact we have this method is how we have it now. Thats a good thing not a bad thing
@mhdksafa @rambo82ave How many were mRNA vaccines? Experts: mRNA vaccines are perfectly safe because the spike proteins remain localised in the muscle into which the vaccine is injected. Also: No one argues about the causal link between the vaccines and myocarditis, just the percentage of risk.