Published On: January 12th, 2011
Vaccines are perpetually victims of their own success, the author says.

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Health Blog Q&A: Seth Mnookin, Author of ‘The Panic Virus’
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Compared to the general U.S. population, American Indians are 638 percent more likely to suffer from alcoholism, 400 percent more likely to contract tuberculosis, 291 percent more likely to suffer from diabetes, 67 percent more likely to have pneumonia or influenza, and 20 percent more likely to suffer from heart disease
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sushi_goat : RT @sargoth: The ancients are perpetually baffled.2012-05-22T18:54:39Z - Reply - View Tweet
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sargoth : The ancients are perpetually baffled.2012-05-22T18:53:42Z - Reply - View Tweet
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ragingpoet : RT @khanyisile: My point is, we are perpetually distracted. And talking about being distracted. Malema left a void. We've resorted to variety.2012-05-22T18:29:49Z - Reply - View Tweet
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MsCALLI0PE : RT @khanyisile: My point is, we are perpetually distracted. And talking about being distracted. Malema left a void. We've resorted to variety.2012-05-22T18:26:29Z - Reply - View Tweet
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khanyisile : My point is, we are perpetually distracted. And talking about being distracted. Malema left a void. We've resorted to variety.2012-05-22T18:25:34Z - Reply - View Tweet
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bibii_wens : I set a horrible example as a Librarian. My library books are perpetually overdue. Bleh.2012-05-22T17:43:27Z - Reply - View Tweet
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beeblebuns : RT @CocoeyesVERA: "...we are perpetually disillusioned. The perfect life is spread before us every day, but it changes and withers at a touch."2012-05-22T17:35:50Z - Reply - View Tweet
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