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By VT / January 7, 2010

. . . By Lisa M. Krieger Mercury News 01/06/2010 Silicon Valley’s concentration of autism cases has triggered a spate of theories, from neighborhood contamination to a “geek gene.” But a team of researchers from the University of California-Davis has found one factor that unites this and nine other California clusters of cases of the […]

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By VT / January 6, 2010

. . . Christina England vactruth.com 01/06/2010 How many damaged children does the world have to see before the answer to this question becomes obvious? Yes, Governments do lie! They lie every time a child is vaccinated by assuring parents vaccines are completely safe. We have a world of the unhealthiest children ever. The incidence […]

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By VT / January 5, 2010

. . . Tang Lor Contra Costa Times 01/04/10 With a number of people getting flu shots all sorts of side effects and reactions have been reported, but most people don’t end up losing their driver’s license because of a flu shot. Red Bluff resident Robert Roof claims the shot is what triggered a series […]

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By VT / January 5, 2010

. . . Ed Silverman Pharmalot 01/05/09 Yesterday, we wrote that Charles Nemeroff, the controversial psychiatry professor at Emory University in Atlanta, had just purchased a $1.9 million, six-bedroom, seven-bath home in the Coconut Grove section of Miami, as he prepares for his new job at the University of Miami’s Miller School of Medicine, where […]

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By Robert Scott Bell / January 4, 2010

The most recent in a long list of government bureaucrats to leave the public dole and take up the high-paying cause of Big Pharma is none other than former head of the CDC Julie Gerberding. One year and one day from the date of departure from the Taxpayer payroll, Ms. Gerberding takes the reins as […]

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By VT / January 4, 2010

. . . LoseTheBackPain.com 1/04/2010 While shopping near the kids section of a clothing store last week, a brochure caught my eye. The front was adorned with a very large picture of a baby caught in wide-eyed surprise. The title read, “Whooping cough sounds scary. Promise me you’ll get vaccinated.” As a father of 8, […]

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By VT / January 3, 2010

. . . By Calum MacLeod USA TODAY BEIJING Wrapped up in earmuffs and a heavy jacket to fight the Beijing winter, Liu Zhan shows little sign of soaring wealth. Until he removes his gloves — and reveals a large gold ring. At the Chinese capital’s biggest vegetable wholesale market, other traders call him “Millionaire […]

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By VT / January 2, 2010

. . . Look at this article for a real life example of this tragedy.

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By VT / January 2, 2010

. . . Repeated immunization with antigen causes systemic autoimmunity in mice otherwise not prone to spontaneous autoimmune diseases For the full article visit: Self-Organized Criticality Theory of Autoimmunity Background The cause of autoimmunity, which is unknown, is investigated from a different angle, i.e., the defect in immune ‘system’, to explain the cause of autoimmunity. […]

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By VT / January 2, 2010

. . . BBC December 29th, 2009 The head of the World Health Organisation (WHO) has warned the global swine flu pandemic is not yet over and the virus could still mutate. Dr Margaret Chan said it was important to “guard against complacency” despite signs the disease had peaked in North America and parts of […]

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By VT / December 31, 2009

. . . By Eliane Engeler Associated Press GENEVA — Many more people could become sick with swine flu this winter even though it has peaked in North America and some European countries, the head of the World Health Organization said Tuesday. The worst of the swine flu outbreak is over in the United States, […]

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By VT / December 31, 2009

. . . By Josh Goldstein Philly.com Karen Williams had tried to get her twins, Liam and Declan, immunized against the swine flu virus as soon as they were old enough, but a Burlington County clinic in November was postponed for lack of the vaccine. So yesterday, Williams arrived with her 8-month-old boys an hour […]

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By VT / December 31, 2009

. . . By Rainer Buergin Bloomberg Dec. 30 (Bloomberg) — Germany aims to accept only half the Pandemrix swine flu vaccine doses it ordered from GlaxoSmithKline Plc because the disease has proven less severe than expected, the Health Ministry in the state of Thuringia said today. The order of 50 million doses was based […]

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By VT / December 30, 2009

. . . Christina England American Chronicle December 30th, 2009 Christmas time is a time for families and a time for children but sadly many families this year faced a Christmas without their children because child protection agencies and paediatricians misdiagnosed very real conditions, opting instead to accuse parents of shaking their babies. As a […]

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By VT / December 30, 2009

. . . Written by Roman Bystrianyk Health Sentinel Wednesday, 30 December 2009 02:28 April, 1948 an article is published in the journal Pediatrics: “Inspection of the records of the Children’s Hospital for the past ten years has disclosed 15 instances in which children developed acute cerebral symptoms within a period of hours after the […]