"While most U.S. kids are immunized for mumps, different countries have varying immunization standards and exposure to diseases, said Dr. Andrea Caracostis, CEO of Hope Clinic, a health center in southwest Houston that often cares for immigrants. She said putting detainees together for long periods of time — and not fully knowing what they’ve been exposed to — is how communicable diseases spread."
https://www.texastribune.org/2019/03/01/nearly-200-immigrant-detainees-have-mumps-texas/
@mott-the-hoople saidSounds like Trump's plan of interring these people in close quarters is causing disease outbreaks.
"While most U.S. kids are immunized for mumps, different countries have varying immunization standards and exposure to diseases, said Dr. Andrea Caracostis, CEO of Hope Clinic, a health center in southwest Houston that often cares for immigrants. She said putting detainees together for long periods of time — and not fully knowing what they’ve been exposed to — is how ...[text shortened]... spread."
https://www.texastribune.org/2019/03/01/nearly-200-immigrant-detainees-have-mumps-texas/
@mott-the-hoople saidSo do you agree or disagree with Trump's call to aid the spread of contagious diseases and endanger children's lives by legitimizing anti-vaccination conspiracy theories?
"While most U.S. kids are immunized for mumps, different countries have varying immunization standards and exposure to diseases, said Dr. Andrea Caracostis, CEO of Hope Clinic, a health center in southwest Houston that often cares for immigrants. She said putting detainees together for long periods of time — and not fully knowing what they’ve been exposed to — is how ...[text shortened]... spread."
https://www.texastribune.org/2019/03/01/nearly-200-immigrant-detainees-have-mumps-texas/
@mott-the-hoople saidLOL! Do you ever look in the rearview mirror in these threads to see how everything you say is handily refuted by others? Nope...just keep chuggin' along, farting out your mouth.
"While most U.S. kids are immunized for mumps, different countries have varying immunization standards and exposure to diseases, said Dr. Andrea Caracostis, CEO of Hope Clinic, a health center in southwest Houston that often cares for immigrants. She said putting detainees together for long periods of time — and not fully knowing what they’ve been exposed to — is how ...[text shortened]... spread."
https://www.texastribune.org/2019/03/01/nearly-200-immigrant-detainees-have-mumps-texas/