That's true. But I suspect that better sanitation and nutrition played a large part as well.
>so your analysis is correct for the individual, while still badly wrong for society as a whole.
I know. Which is why it is important to have safe and effective vaccines.
Not in every case. Polio, for example, became a more serious problem because of sanitation. http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/rxforsurvival/series/diseases/polio....
That's true. But I suspect that better sanitation and nutrition played a large part as well.
>so your analysis is correct for the individual, while still badly wrong for society as a whole.
I know. Which is why it is important to have safe and effective vaccines.