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Youtube Doktor Joe Rogan told us that it is close to 60 doses they give to children in US. Most other countries it is about 10, and those are the above mention

Youtube Doktor Joe Rogan told us that it is close to 60 doses they give to children in US. Most other countries it is about 10, and those are the above mentioned Polio, Tetanus etc. Even ChatGPT could not explain what those other 50 dangerous diseases were.

gus_massa 2y ago
Here in Argentina children get during the first year like 2 vaccine injections every two month. (Sometimes it's 3, sometimes it's 1, I don't remember.) Most of them are combined vaccines against 2 or 3 illness. (Again, some injections are against only one, I think there is one that combines 5, ...) So in total during the first year they get like 25 or 30 vaccines. After the first year, the vaccination rates decrece, so let's double that to 50 or 60 vaccines during childhood. As I said, many of them are combined, and may are repeated. We had a small melease outbreak and they got 1 or 2 extra MRR dosis on top of the 2 or 3 usual doses. I think polio has 5 dosis, we used to combine the IPV and the OPV, but now we use only the IPV. I don't expect our vaccination list to be very usual. I guess we mostly copied from the standard of the WHO and I expect other countries to have a similar one. We are adding dengue now for teenagers, so there may be some customization. So, my recommendation is to ignore ChatGPT and ask Doktor Joe Rogan for the list of the other 50 dangerous diseases. My guess is that the difference disappears when it's possible to compare both lists side by side.
- timonoko 2y ago
  In Finland it is 13. THIRTEEN.
  - gus_massa 2y ago
    You can see the lists in https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vaccination_schedule https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vaccination_schedule I count 16 in Finland, but 3 are only for risk groups, so let's agree in 13. But each one has multiple doses and boosters. And some are combined. I'm too lazy to calculate the exact numbers of injections, but it's much bigger than 13. Let's say 25 or 30. I count 17 in the United states, but they list varicella and herpest zoster as different in spite it's the same virus. The table is a mess because it has the normal dose, the catch-up doses and the doses only for risk groups. Counting only the yellow one that are the normal doses I get 35. So it's more like 35 vs 25 if you count injections, or 16 vs 13 if you count illnes. But it's definetively not 60 vs 13.
    - rbanffy 2y ago
      > or 16 vs 13 if you count illnes. But it's definetively not 60 vs 13. If the person listened to this information, it's easy to confuse 16 and 60.
- gus_massa 2y ago
  Too late to edit; usual -> unusual

gus_massa 2y ago

Here in Argentina children get during the first year like 2 vaccine injections every two month. (Sometimes it's 3, sometimes it's 1, I don't remember.) Most of them are combined vaccines against 2 or 3 illness. (Again, some injections are against only one, I think there is one that combines 5, ...) So in total during the first year they get like 25 or 30 vaccines. After the first year, the vaccination rates decrece, so let's double that to 50 or 60 vaccines during childhood. As I said, many of them are combined, and may are repeated. We had a small melease outbreak and they got 1 or 2 extra MRR dosis on top of the 2 or 3 usual doses. I think polio has 5 dosis, we used to combine the IPV and the OPV, but now we use only the IPV. I don't expect our vaccination list to be very usual. I guess we mostly copied from the standard of the WHO and I expect other countries to have a similar one. We are adding dengue now for teenagers, so there may be some customization. So, my recommendation is to ignore ChatGPT and ask Doktor Joe Rogan for the list of the other 50 dangerous diseases. My guess is that the difference disappears when it's possible to compare both lists side by side.

timonoko 2y ago
In Finland it is 13. THIRTEEN.
- gus_massa 2y ago
  You can see the lists in https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vaccination_schedule https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vaccination_schedule I count 16 in Finland, but 3 are only for risk groups, so let's agree in 13. But each one has multiple doses and boosters. And some are combined. I'm too lazy to calculate the exact numbers of injections, but it's much bigger than 13. Let's say 25 or 30. I count 17 in the United states, but they list varicella and herpest zoster as different in spite it's the same virus. The table is a mess because it has the normal dose, the catch-up doses and the doses only for risk groups. Counting only the yellow one that are the normal doses I get 35. So it's more like 35 vs 25 if you count injections, or 16 vs 13 if you count illnes. But it's definetively not 60 vs 13.
  - rbanffy 2y ago
    > or 16 vs 13 if you count illnes. But it's definetively not 60 vs 13. If the person listened to this information, it's easy to confuse 16 and 60.
gus_massa 2y ago
Too late to edit; usual -> unusual