It’s a poliolike disease that appears predominantly in areas with low vaccination rates.
So I can’t imagine that this “polio like” disease is not just a small mutation of plain old polio. Made possible by anti-vaxxers.
So I can’t imagine that this “polio like” disease is not just a small mutation of plain old polio. Made possible by anti-vaxxers.
> All of the AFM cases have tested negative for poliovirus.
Given AFM seems to occur more frequently in places with lower vaccination rates it seems plausible that existing vaccines are impacting it. Which of course implies it is a variation of an existing disease