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@seanm3463 These countries' ministries of health all have websites in English translation. It takes some digging, but you can find recommended schedules. The Scandinavian countries, the Netherlands, France, Switzerland, Germany -- start there.
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@djinghiskhan9199 I posted the official CDC numbers and it got tossed.
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I agree that every parent should take an interest in the vaccine schedule for children in every developed country with better childhood health than ours. In Europe, the schedule is not as onerous as ours, but whether the differences are large or significant is another matter. If it were my child, I'd generally follow the schedule where the healthiest kids live, and I would also look into side effects discussed in the research, which anyone can find in the NIH medical library. I'd delay any vaccine that can be delayed, but that wouldn't be many. And then I would not worry about it.
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@djinghiskhan9199 EVERY European country vaccinates against measles. I've read that it is one of the best, in that it enhances the immune system overall in most children who take it, so that they are more resistant to other contagious diseases as well as being immune to measles. That's what you want a childhood vaccine to do.
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@djinghiskhan9199 CDC: "During January 1-December 31, 2023, a total of 58 measles cases were reported by 20 jurisdictions: California, Colorado, District of Columbia, Florida, Hawaii, Idaho, Illinois, Kentucky, Maryland, Missouri, New Jersey, New York City, Ohio, Oregon, Pennsylvania, Texas, Utah, Virginia, Washington, and Wisconsin." This is due to anti-vaxxers?
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