As of 11/20/09 H1N1 new cases are dwindling. However it's far from over. Which means that we should still follow all the precautions suggested by the Department of Health.
What do you think to this news. Is this good news?
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magaly
ReplyDeleteI think it's a difficult decision to do because we know that vaccines has the H1N1 virus in a little portion. So if people are not in good condition can have serious reaction in their bodies even before they get de virus. In my case I don't want to be vaccinated.
i have no idea
ReplyDeleteUMER WYNE PS 05
ReplyDeletei think yes this news is good and i agree with this because all behind this THE DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH they have think tanks who works on these projects so all these decisions made for the public are not made by a single person ,there is a team behind this who observes,analysis and sancton these medicines and these vaccines for us .so whatever they approve for us although they are also using these vaccines and medicines.
I think there is nothing wrong with the vaccination. With the technology and the science nowdays is safer than years ago and I think all the children and the people in general have to be vaccinated.
ReplyDeleteThruout the years we have learned that,the vaccin had saved many lives when an epidemic occurs,so I think this time is not the exception and I think all the people around the world have to be vaccinated.Especially the kids.
ReplyDeleteVaccination can avoid many deaths world wide...
Franco (ps05)
Yes this is good news, because it means the vaccine is safer to receive.
ReplyDeleteYes this is a good for now,you have to get a vaccine to safe the lives .
ReplyDeleteI think the most important thing is to get well informed, and the best source to do it is through your doctor; and dont't let the informal information such as internet or rumour going around people. The parents should allow their children to get vaccinated because de illness is worse than the treatment and the vaccine is actually approved. SANDY
ReplyDeletewell, I agree with Sandy the better way to take a good decision is asking at your doctor. Actually I did and that's why I am not sure to let my kids get the vaccine.
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