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"Most" is not "all." How would you like to have one of the incurable diseases?
They are not all being monitored, and of course, we aren't including the ones who don't get caught (they are free to spread their diseases wherever).
Again, "most" are treatable is not the same as "all." Even those that are treatable can leave a person debilitated or with life-long effects.
There are not vaccines for all diseases, such as TB, and vaccines aren't a guarantee against infection. Also, Americans are no longer routinely vaccinated against all diseases unless they're traveling to countries where there is a risk of catching something. For example, Americans aren't routinely vaccinated for smallpox because it's not a problem here but that doesn't prevent people from other areas bringing the disease in.
still hardly a concern for me anyway. I don't know if you remember this - the public was mostly infected by unvaccinated American kids because their parents don't believe in it.