Home
Blank
Last edited by Diaz on Tue Mar 30, 2010 1:13 pm; edited 1 time in total
+5
Lynz
Psalter
superarmy
Diaz
canterella
9 posters
Triumph of ignorance and scaremongering
Diaz- Nymph
Last edited by Diaz on Tue Mar 30, 2010 1:13 pm; edited 1 time in total
master5o1- Cyclopes
lol cancer.
Psalter- River-God
Diaz wrote:Tikva wrote:When I have researched both sides of this issue, I deliberately stayed away from any website that was not a medically or scientifically well known one. I read articles on the FDA and CDC websites, as well as a couple of others that I forget the names of. After reading the scientific information provided on those websites, there was one that rang the alarm bells, for me anyway.
I wonder if it's possible that someone can 'spot' what it was in the article that started those those bells ringing.........
I'm still waiting....
Tell all. I love it when someone reckons they've got something all the sciency people missed.
This is what I laugh at too. Married to a molecular biologist really opens your eyes to how much research really needs to be done before you can even think of going to human trials (let alone selling it).
The wife has been working on a treatment that will effectively end muscle wasting in cancer, MD, AIDS etc. for 6 years they have been working with mice... they just got ethics approval to move it up a notch... sorry, half a notch... they can now test on rats.
6 years!
Diaz- Nymph
Blank
Last edited by Diaz on Tue Mar 30, 2010 1:13 pm; edited 1 time in total
canterella- Nymph
Ah, but when you are a graduate from the University of Google you know more than them doctors and scientists, ya know 
canterella- Nymph
I wish someone invented a vaccine against norovirus (and any gastro virus really)!!!
master5o1- Cyclopes
canterella wrote:I wish someone invented a vaccine against norovirus (and any gastro virus really)!!!
i wish someone invented a vaccine against bad moderators.
debs- Giant
canterella wrote:I wish someone invented a vaccine against norovirus (and any gastro virus really)!!!
There is one isn't there, I remember reading a childrens book at my GP's about a vaccination against a nasty tummy bug
master5o1- Cyclopes
debs wrote:canterella wrote:I wish someone invented a vaccine against norovirus (and any gastro virus really)!!!
There is one isn't there, I remember reading a childrens book at my GP's about a vaccination against a nasty tummy bug
lies
Diaz- Nymph
The thing is it's almost impossible with tummy bugs, most of them are viral and are impossible to culture.
There is a vaccine for Rotavirus, which is very common in children but not for any of the other culprits that I know of.
There is a vaccine for Rotavirus, which is very common in children but not for any of the other culprits that I know of.
master5o1- Cyclopes
Diaz wrote:The thing is it's almost impossible with tummy bugs, most of them are viral and are impossible to culture.
There is a vaccine for Rotavirus, which is very common in children but not for any of the other culprits that I know of.
Rotavirus is the virus that affects Rotarua.
debs- Giant
Diaz wrote:The thing is it's almost impossible with tummy bugs, most of them are viral and are impossible to culture.
There is a vaccine for Rotavirus, which is very common in children but not for any of the other culprits that I know of.
Ah that must of been the book I read, I wasn't impressed to be honest. The book was nothing but propaganda for children.
Diaz- Nymph
Haven't seen that one. I presume it isn't funded, sp perhaps that's why there's a glossy out there. Kind of proves the point that reading a bit more is needed, with the usual caveats. I think most children have rotavirus by the age of three, any older and it wouldn't even be worth considering.
Tikva- Nymph
Diaz wrote:Tikva wrote:When I have researched both sides of this issue, I deliberately stayed away from any website that was not a medically or scientifically well known one. I read articles on the FDA and CDC websites, as well as a couple of others that I forget the names of. After reading the scientific information provided on those websites, there was one that rang the alarm bells, for me anyway.
I wonder if it's possible that someone can 'spot' what it was in the article that started those those bells ringing.........
I'm still waiting....
Tell all. I love it when someone reckons they've got something all the sciency people missed.
Hmmmmm, I'd love for you to show me where I said that?
It is one simple line, right near the Heading in fact"
Rapid Approval Marks Major Advancement in Public Health
Rapid Approval. And as far as I am concerned, too rapid. Give it a few more years and my views may change, but that's where they are at right now. And it seems that about 83% of those Parents who have children eligible for the vaccine are just as concerned about it, as according to a doctor I spoke to yesterday, only 17% of those eligible have received the vaccine.
And regarding you're waiting ~ sometimes, I'm just not in the mood for banging my head against a brick wall. You have your opinions based upon facts as to why you endorse and support this vaccine, and I have my opinions, also based upon facts, as to why I don't. Neither of us are going to change that, are we?
Psalter- River-God
H
The word "rapid" is used as a relative term. There was nothing Hasty about it.
"As according to a Doctor I spoke to" is hardly evidence... but even if it was, all it proves is the veracity of the thread heading. Scaremongering and ignorance wins. But I would give the 17-83 figure very little credit. Sounds a little made up.
Facts? What facts do you base your opinion on? You are entitled to your opinion regardless, but as I have seen so far, you have raised zero facts.
Prove me wrong.
mmmmm, I'd love for you to show me where I said that?
It is one simple line, right near the Heading in fact"
Rapid Approval Marks Major Advancement in Public Health
Rapid Approval. And as far as I am concerned, too rapid. Give it a few more years and my views may change, but that's where they are at right now. And it seems that about 83% of those Parents who have children eligible for the vaccine are just as concerned about it, as according to a doctor I spoke to yesterday, only 17% of those eligible have received the vaccine.
And regarding you're waiting ~ sometimes, I'm just not in the mood for banging my head against a brick wall. You have your opinions based upon facts as to why you endorse and support this vaccine, and I have my opinions, also based upon facts, as to why I don't. Neither of us are going to change that, are we?
The word "rapid" is used as a relative term. There was nothing Hasty about it.
"As according to a Doctor I spoke to" is hardly evidence... but even if it was, all it proves is the veracity of the thread heading. Scaremongering and ignorance wins. But I would give the 17-83 figure very little credit. Sounds a little made up.
Facts? What facts do you base your opinion on? You are entitled to your opinion regardless, but as I have seen so far, you have raised zero facts.
Prove me wrong.
master5o1- Cyclopes
Have you got The Sickness?