Vaccines

I'm curious to see whether anyone is able to identify some of the glaring errors Hurmaneter made in his poster, as a demonstration of the validity of this approach.

Linda

I'm curious too which is why I posted here before showing to anyone else.

One thing I wasn't sure about: how to calculate unvaccinated probability of death or permanent injury by Measles since it involves a nested hypothesis or a dependent outcome... 1 in 2MM chance of getting measles if unvaccinated. Then 1 in 10,000 chance of dying if you get measles... so I just multiplied to get 1 in 20 billion. Whether or not that is the right way to calculate the probability, the odds of death by Measles if unvaccinated and not starving are so low as to be negligible so the vaccine offers no benefit to the individual in the way of risk reduction.