sad od čitanja svega ne znam više koje cjepivo je na listi hzjz za Vjerana, priorix ili mo-pa-ru, ako je rođen 2008??
bila sam uvjerena da je priorix, ne bi se htjela zeznuti i cijepiti ga ovim drugim, radije ću platit.
Sada je: 01 ruj 2026, 00:16.


danijela81 je napisao/la:sad od čitanja svega ne znam više koje cjepivo je na listi hzjz za Vjerana, priorix ili mo-pa-ru, ako je rođen 2008??
bila sam uvjerena da je priorix, ne bi se htjela zeznuti i cijepiti ga ovim drugim, radije ću platit.
Krumpirić je napisao/la:sada je za sve priorix.




veky32 je napisao/la:pa sad,sta cemo plusic, cjepiti djecu dok smo trudne ili cekati?





Nego, koja je vjerojatnost da dijete dobije autizam ili meningitis? Osobno pretpostavljam da je jako mala i da kod tog malog postotka autizma je kod djeteta nešto čučalo, a cjepivo je bilo okidač. Rado bih pročitala neki ozbiljni članak o tome
The decadelong vaccine-autism saga began in 1998, when British gastroenterologist Andrew Wakefield and his colleagues published evidence in The Lancet suggesting they had tracked down a shocking cause of autism. Examining the digestive tracts of 12 children with behavioral disorders, nine of them autistic, the researchers found intestinal inflammation, which they pinned on the MMR (measles, mumps, and rubella) vaccine. Wakefield had a specific theory of how the MMR shot could trigger autism: The upset intestines, he conjectured, let toxins loose in the bloodstream, which then traveled to the brain. The vaccine was, in this view, effectively a poison. In a dramatic press conference, Wakefield announced the findings and sparked an instant media frenzy. For the British public, a retreat from the use of the MMR vaccine—and a rise in the incidence of measles—began.
In the United States, meanwhile, fears would soon arise concerning another means by which vaccines might induce autism. Many vaccines at the time contained thimerosal, a preservative introduced in the 1930s to make vaccines safer by preventing bacterial contamination. But thimerosal is 50 percent mercury by weight, and mercury is known to be a potent neurotoxin, at least in large doses. In 1999 new federal safety guidelines for mercury in fish stirred concerns about vaccines as well.
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