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Yes, there absolutely is a difference and the second group is incredibly small. I think it is important to make that distinction.
by bequanna 3y ago
Yes, there absolutely is a difference and the second group is incredibly small.
I think it is important to make that distinction.
- ponector 3y agoIt is not small. Have you heard that vaccines cause autism? It is a popular believe of antivaxxers. So popular that >25% of kids in London are not vaccinated. 1/4 is huge and could compromise herd immunity. > Only 74% of children under five in London have received both doses of the MMR vaccine – 9.1 points lower than in 2013–14.