[2016 April. Film] Vaxxed: From Cover-up to Catastrophe "We have more 1 day infant deaths than every other industrialized nation in the world."
Infant death rate
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[After making vaccines compulsory the USA dropped from 3rd in the table of infant mortality to 24th. Due no doubt to their high incidence of vaccine 'cot-death' (8,000). The Japanese (pop 120 million) after delaying the DPT vaccine until the second year, in 1975 & 76, immediately jumped from 17th place to the country with the lowest infant mortality in the world. In 1988 they lowered the minimum age again and the infant mortality immediately increased again.]
See: Well being Poverty
Infant mortality rates regressed against number of vaccine doses routinely given
[2011 May] Infant mortality rates regressed against number of vaccine doses routinely given: Is there a biochemical or synergistic toxicity? analysis of unweighted mean IMRs showed a high statistically significant correlation between increasing number of vaccine doses and increasing infant mortality rates
[2007] United States Has Higher Death Rate Than Most Other Countries
[2006 India] Shocking !! Infant mortality comes down with fall in immunisation rates!!
[Media May 2006] U.S. has second worst newborn death rate in modern world, report says
[Letter BMJ Feb 2005] The Infant Mortality Rate: An Index of a Nation’s Health by F. Edward Yazbak
[2004] Infant Mortality Rate Increase--now USA is 28th
[2016 April. Film] Vaxxed: From Cover-up to Catastrophe
"We have more 1 day infant deaths than every other industrialized nation in the
world."
[vid] Vaccines Are Not Safe. Boyd Hayley lays out Dr Offit
Haley Ph.D.,Boyd "That
is the equivalent in the first year of 16,000 babies dying that wouldn't die if
we had Sweden's infant death rate....It's either sick or criminal. Or
both." ~
Infant death rate (under 1 year old per 1,000 births)
WHO infant deaths http://www-nt.who.int/whosis/statistics/whsa/whsa_table2.cfm?path=evidence,whsa,whsa_table2&language=english
1997, second figure
2006
Luxemborg
3.45
Singapore
3.76
Sweden (1996)
3.82
Japan
3.65
Finland (1996)
3.91
Austria
4.73
France (1996)
4.76
Germany
4.86
Spain (1995)
5.49
Slovenia
5.21
Canada
5.52
Uk
5.86 per 1,000
Czech republic
5.85
Denmark (1996)
5.51
Australia (1995)
5.55
Ireland (1996)
5.98
Iceland (1995)
6.07
Italy (1995)
6.19
Israel (1996)
6.32
6.89
Malta
6.41
3.86
Portugal
6.43
4.98
Greece
6.43
5.43
New Zealand (1996)
7.26
5.76
USA
7.22 per 1,000 6.43
Cuba (1996)
7.90
6.22
Croatia
8.23
6.72
Hungary
9.85
8.39
Estonia
10.05
7.73
Lithuania
10.34
6.78
Poland (1996)
12.20
7.22
Latvia
15.34
9.35
Moldova
20.65
38.38
Mauritius
20.33
14.59
Brazil (1995)
26.25
Argentina (1996)
20.87
CDC fetal deaths http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/about/major/fetaldth/abfetal.htm
http://www.cdc.gov/nchs/products/pubs/pubd/hus/tables/2000/updated/00hus023.pdf
Terms USA:
Perinatal: 3 months before to one month after birth
Infant: Under 1 year of age (1998 & 1997--7.2 per 1,000 births)
Child
Fetal: 20 weeks or more gestation
Neonatal: Under 28 days
Early neonatal: Under 7 days
Post neonatal: 28 days to 100 months
