Vaccination Justification Is Collapsing Press Release: BMJ Says Simple, Cheap Measures Keep Viruses at Bay From A Concerned Citizen 10-11-9

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A study reported in the British Medical Journal reports that simple and low cost measures are highly effective for preventing the spread of viruses. And antivirals are best only for those least in need of them, healthy adults.

http://www.bmj.com/cgi/content/abstract/339/sep21_1/b3675

The increasingly resisted H1N1 vaccines of still unproven efficacy and still untested safety must now compete with the proven efficacy and absolute safety of cheap, flexible, universally available handwashing, masks, and staying home.

The study by the Acute Respiratory Infections Group at the Cochrane Collaboration in Rome published in the BMJ now increases the risk of liability for any agency, state, location or person imposing vaccines since the vaccines have not been proven effective for stopping transmission of disease, have not been properly tested, do not comply with federal law, and risk disease, disability and death.

Handwashing, masks and staying home are proven highly effective and have zero risk of harm.