", referred to in the Old Testament as the “seventh-day death,” killed an estimated 200,000 newborns and 30,000 mothers in 2001. The tetanus bacteria are ubiquitous – they live in soil, in animal dung and in feces. Tetanus can infect newborns if the umbilical cord is cut with unsterile instruments or the incision treated with contaminated dressings."
You are viewing a single comment's thread from:
Wow - you are really living in fear. This must be difficult. The US has one of the highest infant mortality rates in the first world and it is climbing. No unsterile umbilical cutters needed as the kids die all on their own. Getting shots on the day they are born may contribute to the early deaths, but it is not being studied so no one will ever know.
This combined with the plummeting birth rates of us born people is the reason the un is expecting depopulation in the us by 2040 and encouraging more immigration. You can find this information and the projections in the us agenda 2040 reports. It's not looking good for the us in particular.