Belief not science is behind flu jab promotion, new report says
BMJ 2012; 345 doi: (Published 19 November 2012) Cite this as:
BMJ 2012;345:e7856  Recent rapid responses   Displaying 1-10 out
of 11 published  Belief not science is behind smallpox and polio
jabs - CORRECTION.  In my letter published 16 December 2012, I
inadvertently omitted some words from my quote of Dr. Parry, in
relation to small-pox incidence and fatality being worse in the
vaccinated than the unvaccinated:  The second last sentence of
point 5 ought to read "In Germany, in 1919, there were 5,012
cases of small-pox with 707 deaths; in England in 1925 there
were 5,363 cases of small-pox with 6 deaths."  Competing
interests: None declared  Dr Viera Scheibner (PhD),
Scientist/Author Retired  N/A, Blackheath, Australia  Click to
like:  Dear Sir,  Peter English should know that vaccine
fallibility isn't the main issue for parents.  There are a lot
of other vaccines which don't work at all well.  The USA has
NEVER used the BCG vaccine, because th