>This is a lot less depressing when you consider that vaccines have shown astounding results so far at preventing disease. I'm less convinced by the common nar

>This is a lot less depressing when you consider that vaccines have shown astounding results so far at preventing disease. I'm less convinced by the common narrative. It appears that sanitation and nutrition played a key role in preventing diseases and co-coincided with wide spread vaccine use. Put another way vaccines did not work where sanitation + nutrition was abysmal. (Cannot find references, because I came across them a long time back))