(Europe) are you pro or anti vaccination?

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SW-User

Here is the thing... we don't honestly know if vaccines cause autism etc ...but we do know they help prevent horrible diseases... so, in that case I think the benefits out weigh the risks

CocaCola · 26-30

@SW-User there was research on it awhile ago, autism and vaccines aren’t connected.

SW-User

@CocaCola ok

Picklebobble2 · 56-60, M

PRO. The childhood diseases that are prevented by things like the MMR vaccine are awful.
And as for that 'link' between the MMR vaccine and Autism....

https://www.webmd.com/brain/autism/do-vaccines-cause-autism#1

SW-User

@Picklebobble2 oh dear webMD.com lol. I understand there is research out there but webMD.com are not the most reliable.

CocaCola · 26-30

@SW-User I don’t think it matters which website it comes from at this point. its silly to think vaccines cause autism.

SW-User

@CocaCola I think it does, people are reading these posts and making decisions based on them. Whether the content is correct or not. If the cloth has as many holes in it, as material between them is it cloth or holes! (Lol can't belive I just made that analogy)

Cutiepi23

I'm not 100% sure what's in the vaccines and the effect they may have on different people. What might be ok for one person might damage another. The parent of the child being vaccinated medical history should be taken into account also. I still think testing in this area should continue. I'm sure vaccines did help eradicate plenty of diseases from the past and that's a good thing. The flu vaccine I'm not sure about either as there are always different types of the flu.

SW-User

There always needs to be thorough and persistent research and analysis, these diseases have been around for millions of years to think in a hundred years or so we can eradicate them without a consequence is naive.