The other night I was reading through some old Economists before recycling them, and found an
obituary of Dr. Maurice Hilleman. (The Economist runs a very interesting obit every week, usually of someone fascinating and important that you've never actually heard of. I highly recommend them
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While many doctors continue to claim thimerosal has been removed from vaccines given to children, a closer look would show otherwise. If following today’s government recommendations, a child has received more than 30 vaccinations, a dramatic increase from just over a decade ago. Vaccine makers were never ordered to remove thimerosal, rather encouraged.
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I had no idea this could even be part of it and is definitely something that should not be ignored.
As for college and schizophrenia... :grin: I dunno, the link may be stronger than we think! (mostly kidding; school certainly makes me crazy)
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He was, apparently, goddamn good at what he did, and frankly kind of stunned that he didn't develop an AIDS vaccine in his lifetime.
Just a quick bit on AIDS vaccine, people seem not to understand how rapidly it mutates. Think of it this way, if the flu was a blade of grass (only a few leaves) AIDS would be a 300 year old oak tree, with branches all over the place. AIDS can become drug resistant in 1 missed dose! The flu vaccine need to be redone every year because of mutations, image having to make one every 5 days.
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