DVS
A ghost from your dreams
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Of course, virologists need money.
If you would pay firefighters per extinguished fire, what do you think would happen? If you have a company like Bayer, do you really think they would tell you the truth if it means that you might not purchase something from them?
This is what happens the last 25 years in the virology science. The latest joke, the HPV vaccines against cervical cancer that don't work.
It's a myth (or conspiracy theory) that pharmaceutical companies make oh so much money from vaccines. Yes they make money from them, but vaccines are a one or two shot deal. The big money makers are long term drugs like lipitor and all that shit.
It's a myth (or conspiracy theory) that pharmaceutical companies make oh so much money from vaccines. Yes they make money from them, but vaccines are a one or two shot deal. The big money makers are long term drugs like lipitor and all that shit.
I have some connection to this industry, and I can say that there is profit, but it is also exorbitantly expensive and difficult to bring a drug to market.
Or Viagra and its kissing cousins, that are taken voluntarily and as often as the "patient" wishes.
I hear what you are saying about conspiracies, but after a discussion I had recently with a friend, I have a hard time not believing that it is not at least partially driven by profit. I found out that the standard schedule recommended for children these days in the US these days includes 31 shots total plus annual flu after the age of 6 months through the age of 18. This means from birth to 18, that is a total of 49 shots. If you consider the goal is that this is for EVERY child, (approximately 25% of a population over 3,110,000) annually, it's a pretty penny no matter how you cut it. Someone is profiting regardless of it being sold as a product that is "for the common good". I was also shown the actual pricing and the "mark up" between private sector & CDC pricing and found that to be curious as well.