Hi,
un-vaccinated people have taken the blame for spreading preventable diseases, but a new study shows the vaccinated people may be spreading the diseases still. The lead author of the study says vaccines make people "asymptomatic carriers" and states that this is not good for the population:
?When you?re newly vaccinated you are an asymptomatic carrier, which is good for you, but not for the population,? said Tod J. Merkel [aka Captain Obvious #1], the lead author of the study, who is a researcher in the Office of Vaccines Research and Review in the Food and Drug Administration."
So I guess a couple questions are, do vaccinated or un-vaccinated people cause more whooping cough infections, and also as was mentioned here before, is the infection that is spread from vaccinated whooping cough people less serious than the wild strain of whooping cough? Also does it make sense to force people to be vaccinated and become carriers of these diseases?
cheers, Jamie