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Other diseases that have been curbed since the invention of vaccines include [[smallpox]] (previously a yearly killer of thousands worldwide), [[measles]], [[mumps]], [[rubella]], and [[typhoid]].
 
Other diseases that have been curbed since the invention of vaccines include [[smallpox]] (previously a yearly killer of thousands worldwide), [[measles]], [[mumps]], [[rubella]], and [[typhoid]].
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However, while most scientific observers have attributed the dramatic fall in infectious diseases to the appearance of widespread vaccination, renowned neurosurgeon and nutritionist [[Dr. Russell Blaylock]] suggests otherwise. He believes, for example, an abundance of evidence has shown that improved public health measures and nutrition - not vaccines - have played the major role in the sudden decline in most of the infectious diseases plaguing mankind.<ref>[http://www.newsmax.com/blaylock/1a.cfm vaccination]. Blaylock Wellness Report.</ref> Likewise, there is growing evidence that vaccinations are not providing the protection that they are touted to provide. For example, all cases of polio occurring after the introduction of the polio vaccine have been traced to the vaccine itself. Other vaccines, such as those for diphtheria and pertussus, have been shown to have high failure rates.<ref>[http://www.newsmax.com/blaylock/1a.cfm vaccine]. Blaylock Wellness Report.</ref>
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== Influenza Vaccine and microevolution==
 
== Influenza Vaccine and microevolution==
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