Canada loses its measles-free status, with US on track to follow

Re:Canada loses its measles-free status, with US on track to... by gtirloni on Tuesday November 11, 2025 @11:35AM (#45889336)

So after all this scrutinizing, they come to the conclusion vaccines don't work? Like, we the vaccine experts doing web searches and trusting social media posts from unknowns? Not the people that actually do work with it like scientists? Super interesting conclusion.

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Re:Canada loses its measles-free status, with US on track to... by moralestapia on Tuesday November 11, 2025 @11:50AM (#45889561)

Oh la la.

I happen to have degrees and 15+ yoe doing Bioscience, a couple of those years in virology labs.

Find a better argument, bro. You can still edit your comment or something, lmao.

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Re:Canada loses its measles-free status, with US on track to... by gtirloni on Tuesday November 11, 2025 @12:36PM (#45890317)

Have you come to the conclusion that vaccines don't work though? If not, what's even your point replying to me?

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Re:Canada loses its measles-free status, with US on track to... by moralestapia on Tuesday November 11, 2025 @04:10PM (#45892903)

>Have you come to the conclusion that vaccines don't work though?

Yes. The vast majority of them don't work or are more harmful than good. Hence why the need for clinical trials.

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Re:Canada loses its measles-free status, with US on track to... by gtirloni on Tuesday November 11, 2025 @05:13PM (#45893600)

Of course, we're not talking about experimental vaccines in labs. I think it's pretty clear everyone here is talking about FDA-approved vaccines that reach the population. The fact you want to argue this shows a severe lack of reading comprehension.

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