<div>A Dec. 2 report in the Journal of American Medical Association (JAMA) compares the number of common infections in New York City in 1923 verses 2023.For diphtheria, they were 8,050 infections with 553 deaths in 1923, compared to one infection and no deaths in 2023.For measles, there were 13,999 infections with 245 deaths, compared to one infection with no deaths.For whooping cough, there were 4,484 infections with 202 deaths compared to 420 infections with no deaths.I know that some are opposed to vaccinations but to paraphrase Forrest Gump, that doesn’t seem to be wise.By Ron Asher© 2025 The North Platte Bulletin. All rights reserved!</div>

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A Dec. 2 report in the Journal of American Medical Association (JAMA) compares the number of common infections in New York City in 1923 verses 2023. For diphtheria, they were 8,050 infections with 553 deaths in 1923, compared to one infection and no deaths in 2023. For measles, there were...

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A Dec. 2 report in the Journal of American Medical Association (JAMA) compares the number of common infections in New York City in 1923 verses 2023. For di

Inbox: Vaccinations reduce infections, no doubt

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