Also, it is important to evaluate the effect of vaccines on the natural immune system and overall mortality. It is easy to focus on one thing: the elimination or suppression of a particular disease. It is important to evaluate overall mortality. Are the therapeutics making people healthier or are they just helping people to live longer but sicker? Is there a connection between various therapeutics and the increase in autoimmune conditions and cancer? I am not claiming to know the answers to all of these questions, but I am asserting that the medical community and, thus, the populace have become laser-focused on individual disease suppression/eradication without evaluating the potential long-term health consequences. For example, genetically modifying mosquitos so that they cannot reproduce. All "good people" should want the eradication of mosquitos, but we don't know how that will ultimately affect the balance of the ecosystem. Thank you so much, el gato, for all your work, Sheila