Reply #182: Hey depakid.

[mzmolly]

:hi:

Where to begin. First I'd like links to your data, as well as the science which shows long term efficacy on this vaccine.

This claim is also pure speculation:

This vaccine will save 200 000 lives world wide each year. Not to mention hundreds and thousands of dollars it costs to treat these women with cervical cancer. So treating the 200 000 women who die each year (ignoring those who survive) you would save $3 000 000 000. To treat 200 000 women will cost approximately $100 000 000. That saves the worlds govts $2 900 000 000. That's a lot of money to save.

And, might I add highly "questionable." ;)

From wiki

Long term impact

One unknown property of the vaccines now being researched is their longevity. Since the studies have been of short duration, it is unknown whether the vaccines will last just a few years or for much longer. Further study over time is required to answer this question.

One can not claim X will save lives when it is not known how long X will last.