You did not read or interpret those citations correctly. Your ideas about epidemiology (which is not a science based upon googling, cutting and pasting things that agree with you) are uninformed and dangerous. I have covered this stuff ad nauseum before. Endless posts and citations. I have no intention of doing it again.
There is not a single medical association, organization or teaching establishment that does not recommend vaccination with very very limited exceptions. Full Stop.
Parents and others who decide not to vaccinate or to delay vaccination are idiots and dangerous to their children and those of others.
This is true here and abroad. The WHO, comprised of hundreds of health organizations recommends vaccination unreservedly. The NIH in all of its variety recommends only very limited exceptions.
How about that flu vaccine the dumber of us avoid? In 2011-2012 season more people died of flu in the US than died of traffic accidents in a full year. 57,000.
“The Infectious Diseases Society of America (IDSA) recognizes the great benefits that vaccines provide for the public health. Substantial scientific evidence demonstrates vaccines’ enormous value in protecting individuals and populations from serious and life-threatening infections. Scientific evidence also demonstrates the overall safety of vaccines. Communities are most effectively protected when all are immunized.
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Studies demonstrate that the easier it is to receive an exemption, the higher the rate of exemptions in a particular state. As the number of exemptions increases, the risk of vaccine – preventable disease increases. Therefore, states must make every effort to minimize the number of its citizens exempted from immunization mandates. Such exemptions make the state legislatures who grant them, as well as the individuals who receive them, responsible for placing the remaining state population at greater risk of acquiring potentially fatal infections.”
IDSA Policy Statement on State Immunization Mandates
Last flu season 80,000 Americans died of flu. Every single one of them potentially preventable. This is more US people than the total deaths from the Korean War and the Vietnam War combined. People endlessly thank me for my service in war but nobody thanks me for trying to save lives by getting a flu shot. And make no mistake. Getting a flu shot potentially saves lives other than your own.
I am through with the amateurs who believe their opinion is more important than the science. Their rights more important than the lives of their children and those of others. They are dangerous fools. Nothing less. If that sounds like you, then own it and move on. See you at the hospital. Or read about you in the paper.