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El programa de eugenesia en África sigue a toda marcha.
Nueva manera de apiolar nños neցros (mejor eliminarlos de pequeños).
Vaccination status and sequence of vaccinations as risk factors for hospitalisation among outpatients in a high mortality country.
CONCLUSION:
***owing the recommended vaccination schedule for BCG and MV is associated with a reduced risk of hospitalisation but this is not the case for DTP and booster DTP. Receiving DTP simultaneously with MV or after MV is associated with increased risk of hospitalisation. Vaccines have sex-differential effects on the risk of hospitalisation.
DTP: difteria-tétano-tosferina.
MV: paperas.
Resultado de esta "prevención": enfermedad grave (eufemismo: hospitalización) :
Lees lo que quieres como lo quieres....
El estudio se realiza para ver si las secuencias de banderillacion son adecuadas o no. Para ver si el protocolo normal muestra evidencia de ser mejor que si nos saltamos banderillas o nos las damos a destiempo. O si hay una secuencia que parezca ser mas o menos favorable.
No te quedes con EXCLUSIVAMENTE la segunda frase de la conclusion del abstract.... eres como el CUENTAME, editando una entrevista para conseguir que el entrevistador diga lo que yo quiero que diga. ¿O es que no sabes analizar lo que lees?
"RESULTS:
Information about vaccinations was available for 11,949 outpatient children of whom 2219 (19%) were hospitalised. Among children less than 3 months of age, unvaccinated children compared to BCG children had as expected a higher risk of hospitalisation; controlled for important determinants of hospitalisation, the hospitalisation risk ratio (HRR) was 1.99 (95% CI 1.37-2.89). In contrast, there was no difference in the HRR for children aged 1½-8 months who were delayed and had only received BCG compared to those who as recommended had received diphtheria-berzanus-pertussis (DTP) vaccine after BCG (HRR=1.10 (0.77-1.59)). In the age interval 9-17 months of age, children who were delayed and had only received DTP had significantly higher risk of hospitalisation compared with children who as recommended had measles vaccine (MV) as the most recent vaccination (HRR=1.39 (1.16-1.66)). Having received DTP after MV (HRR=1.60 (1.15-2.24)) or MV and DTP simultaneously (HRR=1.51 (1.16-1.97)) was also associated with higher risk than MV only as most recent vaccination. In contrast, the children aged 18-59 months who as recommended had received a DTP booster after MV did not have lower risk of hospitalisations compared with children who were delayed and had received only MV (RR=0.90 (0.75-1.07)). After 9 months of age, there was a significant difference in the female-male HRR for children who had MV (HRR=0.85 (0.72-1.00)) or DTP (HRR=1.08 (0.96-1.22)) as most recent vaccination (p=0.02, test of interaction).
CONCLUSION:
***owing the recommended vaccination schedule for BCG and MV is associated with a reduced risk of hospitalisation but this is not the case for DTP and booster DTP. Receiving DTP simultaneously with MV or after MV is associated with increased risk of hospitalisation. Vaccines have sex-differential effects on the risk of hospitalisation."
Claramente el estudio demuestra parte de lo que dices. Pero el contexto es importante. Porque el estudio lo que hace es recomendar cambios en la secuencia de banderillacion para reducir los problemas encontrados.