Reply #33: I posted the links. It's your job to read them.

[pnwmom]

Sorry if you think that's too hard.

I also added a link showing the higher childhood mortality rates we have in the U.S.

Edit to add:

If you know how to scroll down the page, here's one that is super easy to follow -- comparing the dosage schedule of the U.S. and Britain.

It shows that babies 2 and under are recommended 26 doses of vaccines in the U.S. (including one flu shot), and only 17 in Britain -- that is, U.S. babies are recommended to have 50% more vaccine doses than British babies.

It appears that rather than having good health care for all children, we try to make up for that by inoculating the heck out of them; but we still have higher childhood mortality rates.