>It's not a black and white issue; there's a plethora of cases of children having bad reactions to vaccines. You don't understand how medicine works then. ALL

>It's not a black and white issue; there's a plethora of cases of children having bad reactions to vaccines. You don't understand how medicine works then. ALL medical interventions have the potential for adverse outcomes. That doesn't mean all medical interventions are to be avoided though or are bad. We do a cost–benefit analysis. That is we weigh the potential benefits of each intervention against the potential risks for each individual patient. This topic has been studied extensively. The numbers have been run and rerun. The facts are for most patients the benefits to both the individual and public health VASTLY outweigh the risks of the recommended routine vaccinations. As far as medical interventions go it's as black and white as it gets.