These graphs compiled from government data provide more evidence that vaccines did not save mankind from disease. Historical data confirms engineering accomplished that goal through improved living conditions. Early 20th century America experienced substantial improved living conditions (i.e., decreased crowding in cities, improved plumbing, refrigerated food, advanced water filtration, solid waste disposal), which caused America...
These graphs compiled from government data provide more evidence that vaccines did not save mankind from disease. Historical data confirms engineering accomplished that goal through improved living conditions.. Early 20th century America experienced substantial improved living conditions (i.e., decreased crowding in cities, improved plumbing, refrigerated food, advanced water filtration, solid waste disposal), which caused America...
These graphs compiled from government data provide more evidence that vaccines did not save mankind from disease. Historical data confirms engineering accomplished that goal through improved living conditions. Early 20th century America experienced substantial improved living conditions (i.e., decreased crowding in cities, improved plumbing, refrigerated food, advanced water filtration, solid waste disposal), which caused America...
This graph shows that after America solved the infectious disease problem with improved living conditions (i.e., better plumbing, less crowding, better sanitation), America developed a new problem (vaccine caused chronic illness) that is worse than the old problem.
These graphs compiled from government data provide more evidence that vaccines did not save mankind from disease. Historical data confirms engineering accomplished that goal through improved living conditions. Early 20th century America experienced substantial improved living conditions (i.e., decreased crowding in cities, improved plumbing, refrigerated food, advanced water filtration, solid waste disposal), which caused America...
These graphs compiled from government data provide more evidence that vaccines did not save mankind from disease. Historical data confirms engineering accomplished that goal through improved living conditions. Early 20th century America experienced substantial improved living conditions (i.e., decreased crowding in cities, improved plumbing, refrigerated food, advanced water filtration, solid waste disposal), which caused America...
These graphs compiled from government data provide more evidence that vaccines did not save mankind from disease. Historical data confirms engineering accomplished that goal through improved living conditions. Early 20th century America experienced substantial improved living conditions (i.e., decreased crowding in cities, improved plumbing, refrigerated food, advanced water filtration, solid waste disposal), which caused America...
These graphs compiled from government data provide more evidence that vaccines did not save mankind from disease. Historical data confirms engineering accomplished that goal through improved living conditions. Early 20th century America experienced substantial improved living conditions (i.e., decreased crowding in cities, improved plumbing, refrigerated food, advanced water filtration, solid waste disposal), which caused America...
In these national data graphs, we observe the trend that disease mortality (i.e., the number of Americans dying from these diseases) declined from 1900-1960 even though there was no vaccine in usage by the public. That is because good engineering, sanitation, and the like reduced disease mortality across the population, even though pharma tries to...
In this national data graph, we observe that the number of Americans dying from diphtheria declined to basically zero starting in 1940, and then the diphtheria vaccine was introduced seven years later. Good engineering, sanitation, and the like reduced disease mortality across the population, even though pharma tries to give its vaccine the credit.