Jellybean you are right, everyone can find a stat that agrees with them, non and pro vac!!
And just to back up Tenar's point, yes you can find statistics, but whether or not they are credible is the important question. Anyone can make up a statistic and post to on a website, but without credible references they mean nothing. Yes there is masses of amounts of information about many things on the net, but not all of what you read is good or true information. It is important to find credible studies that are peer reviewed. Peer reviewed means that paper has been scrutinised by other experts in the field, ensuring people aren't making statistics and things up.

There is a lot os mis-information out there for both sides of the argument. It is difficult to find non biased credible information sometimes. Given that, i found it very difficult to make a decision re vaccinating my children.