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Jeffry John Aufderheide is the father of a child injured as a result of vaccination. As editor of the website www.vactruth.com he promotes well-educated pediatricians, informed consent, and full disclosure and accountability of adverse reactions to vaccines.

Parents, Teens Question Safety of HPV Vaccine

By VT / May 25, 2010

Scott Friedman NBCDFW 05/24/2010 She was only 18 years old, but Ainsley Bailey suddenly found herself struggling just to get out of bed. The Plano teenager said her medical troubles started the day after she received a first dose of Gardasil, the human papillomavirus vaccine designed to prevent cervical cancer. “It got to the point […]

Wakefield vows to continue vaccine-autism research

By VT / May 25, 2010

Lylah M. Alphonse Boston.com 05/24/2010 Stripped today of his license to practice medicine, Dr. Andrew Wakefield — whose 1998 study on the Measles-Mumps-Rubella vaccine and autism led millions of parents to stop vaccinating their children — insists that he will continue with his research into vaccines and autism. “My concern is for vaccine safety, for […]

New vaccine requirements next school year

By VT / May 25, 2010

Chicago Tribune 05/25/2010 State health officials say it’s time for parents to get their children’s immunizations for next school year. The Indiana State Department of Health says students entering grades 6 to 12 will need to have received two spaced chickenpox vaccinations and one each for bacterial meningitis and tetanus, diphtheria and pertussis. Most children […]

British Doctor Denied License for Linking Autism and Vaccines

By VT / May 25, 2010

Kristina Skorbach Epoch Times 05/24/2010 Britain’s General Medical Council stripped Doctor Andrew Wakefield of his license to practice medicine for linking autism to vaccines for measles and other diseases. Doctor Andrew Wakefield was born into a family of doctors, after receiving his doctoral licence in 1981 in Canada, he became a member of the Royal […]

Many vaccines at once OK for kids’ brains

By VT / May 24, 2010

Frederik Joelving Reuters 05/10/2010 Parents can rest assured that getting kids their vaccine shots on time will not hurt their mental skills later on, doctors said on Monday. “A lot of parents are concerned that children receive too many vaccines too soon,” said Dr. Michael J. Smith, of the University of Louisville School of Medicine […]

Breastfed babies less feverish after vaccination

By VT / May 24, 2010

NDTV.com 05/10/2010 Breastfeeding protects babies from fever that is seen after routine immunisations. Its common for an infant to have some fever soon after immunisation. The immune system of the babies responds with local (pain, redness, swelling) and systemic (fever, decreased appetite) reactions after vaccination. Post-vaccination fever is usually mild and of short duration. Nonetheless, […]

3-Part Investigative Series on Merck’s Gardasil® Highlights Government Conflicts of Interest in Vaccine Development, Approval and Safety Surveillance

By VT / May 20, 2010

PRNewswire.com 05/19/2010 The Coalition for Vaccine Safety (CVS) calls for independent vaccine safety agency and Congressional hearings on government’s lax record on safety issues WASHINGTON, May 19 /PRNewswire-USNewswire/ — A three-part investigative series on Merck’s cervical cancer vaccine, Gardasil®, highlights serious conflicts of interest across agencies of the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS) […]

Vaccines are Not Just for Kids Anymore

By VT / May 20, 2010

Dara Rees ABC 24 News 05/19/2010 Who says vaccinations are only for children? Doctors recommend a variety for adults, too! The Pennsylvania Department of Health has launched a new campaign to save lives. Roberto Morales tells his friends and family to keep up to date on their vaccines, and with a chicken pox vaccine Wednesday […]

Govt plans vaccination bank

By VT / May 20, 2010

News24.com 05/20/2010 Cape Town – The department of agriculture is planning to build a vaccine bank after being caught off-guard by a recent outbreak of the mosquito-spread Rift Valley Fever. Peter Thabethe, the acting director general of the department of agriculture, forestry and fisheries told MPs on Wednesday that it took about eight weeks to […]

Free vaccination shots offered by McDonald’s

By VT / May 19, 2010

Armarillo.com 05/19/2010 The city of Amarillo’s Department of Public Health and the Caring for Children Foundation of Texas will offer free vaccinations for children from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturday at McDonald’s restaurant, 1815 S. Grand St. The vaccinations will include meningococcal vaccine, which is required for seventh- and eighth-graders and for college students […]

Plenty of swine flu vaccines, not one volunteer to take them

By VT / May 19, 2010

Jinal Shah Indian Express 05/19/2010 On Day One of the swine flu vaccination drive for healthcare professionals, the BMC found the vaccine had no takers. Over 2,000 city-based professionals, who had worked in isolation wards and screening centres when the virus had first struck, had consented to taking the vaccine, but none turned up. The […]

Men, Women May Respond Differently to Vaccines

By VT / May 18, 2010

Alan Mozes Bloomberg Businessweek 05/17/2010 Gender can trigger different immune responses and different side effects to particular vaccines, a new analysis suggests. The finding, reported in the May issue of The Lancet Infectious Diseases, stems from a review of prior research concerning vaccines that target a range of diseases including yellow fever, influenza, measles, mumps […]

China fines Simcere Pharmaceutical unit $3.7 million over substandard rabies vaccines

By VT / May 18, 2010

Canadianbusiness.com 05/17/2010 Simcere Pharmaceutical Group said Monday it is being fined 25.6 million yuan ($3.7 million) by Chinese authorities due to the production of substandard rabies vaccines. The company, based in China, said Changzhou Food and Drug Administration imposed the fine on its Jiangsu Yanshen Biological Technology Stock Co. Ltd. unit. Jiangsu Yanshen also will […]

Smallpox demise linked to spread of HIV infection

By VT / May 18, 2010

BBC Health 05/17/2010 The worldwide eradication of smallpox may, inadvertently, have helped spread HIV infection, scientists believe. Experts say the vaccine used to wipe out smallpox offered some protection against the Aids virus and, now it is no longer used, HIV has flourished. The US investigators said trials indicated the smallpox jab interferes with how […]

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