Does anyone know a hospital in bangkok that is ok with no vaccinations for a newborn? 

If the childs parents do not have the common sense to do it, I sincerely hope so.

No hospital is "OK" with this. You can refuse it, they may have you sign a form acknowledging the risks and that you do so against medical advice.

 

The child will not be allowed to enrol in school in Thailand and a number of other countries as well.

 

A large number of well designed studies have shown that the risk of death or disability from vaccine preventable diseases is far greater than the risk of a serious adverse reaction.

 

The purported link to autism -- which was based on one small flawed study decades ago by a doctor with no relevant expertise -- has been conclusively disproven. Large scale studies comparing cohorts of vaccinated and unvaccinated children show no difference in rates of autism.

11 hours ago, Matzzon said:

If the childs parents do not have the common sense to do it, I sincerely hope so.

and the world is NOT FLAT 

 

1 hour ago, Sheryl said:

No hospital is "OK" with this. You can refuse it, they may have you sign a form acknowledging the risks and that you do so against medical advice.

 

The child will not be allowed to enrol in school in Thailand and a number of other countries as well.

 

A large number of well designed studies have shown that the risk of death or disability from vaccine preventable diseases is far greater than the risk of a serious adverse reaction.

 

The purported link to autism -- which was based on one small flawed study decades ago by a doctor with no relevant expertise -- has been conclusively disproven. Large scale studies comparing cohorts of vaccinated and unvaccinated children show no difference in rates if autism.

Yet this myth prevails.......... 

Thankfully there are no such hospital in Thailand.

(to my knowledge, that is.)

6 hours ago, eezergood said:

Yet this myth prevails.......... 

It is truth.

 

As a qualified biologist, with no vested interest in selling vaccines, I can tell you that vaccination is a great way to prevent many diseases, both in humans and animals.

 

Just imagine how you are going to feel if you child dies or gets disabled from a disease that would have been so easily prevented from a vaccination.  

 

 

On 11/12/2019 at 4:35 PM, jak2002003 said:

It is truth.

 

As a qualified biologist, with no vested interest in selling vaccines, I can tell you that vaccination is a great way to prevent many diseases, both in humans and animals.

 

Just imagine how you are going to feel if you child dies or gets disabled from a disease that would have been so easily prevented from a vaccination.  

 

 

You misunderstood, I meant the myth that vaccines cause autism.

 

To those that do believe - show me a contemporary (even 30 year old) with Polio - #sciencebitches 

Failing to get yourself or your children vaccinated is not only stupid in the extreme , it is also antisocial as it reduces the protection to others from herd immunity.

Various countries are experiencing increases of childhood diseases amongst others and this is entirely down to parents who wont or don't bother to vaccinate their children