Shaken Baby Syndrome and Lethal Minor Falls: Analysis of Causes of Death of Amanda M. Sadowshy Harold E. Buttram and Alan Yurko Medical Veritas
. . . S. Humphries, MD Medical Voices January 22, 2010 H1N1 and seasonal influenza vaccines are now being given to sick hospital patients with or without their doctor’s consent. This is being done despite there being no data on the safety of doing so. I am a licensed, board-certified nephrologist, otherwise known as a […]
. . . Sam Cage Reuters ZURICH (Reuters) – Switzerland’s medical regulator recommended patients with serious autoimmune diseases should not use an H1N1 flu vaccine from Novartis, saying there were no studies assessing the innoculation in that population. Swissmedic said on Wednesday it could not be ruled out that either or both of the adjuvant […]
Staff Reporter The Standard Thursday, January 21, 2010 A 37-year-old woman’s child was stillborn on Tuesday – just weeks after she received a vaccination against human swine flu (H1N1). The woman was 28 weeks’ pregnant when she was admitted to Tuen Mun Hospital after she reported decreased fetal movement and no heart sound could be […]
. . . Elias Mbao AllAfrica.com 12 January 2010 Lusaka — A failed clinical trial HIV vaccine that left 46 Zambian women infected with the virus has sparked controversy. The Microbicides Development Programme (MDP) 301 trial, which was testing if the gel PRO2000 would prevent HIV infection took place between September 2005 and 2009. It […]
. . . Mike Adams Natural News January 17th, 2010 (NaturalNews) The CDC is engaged in a very clever, statistically devious spin campaign, and nearly every journalist in the mainstream media has fallen for its ploy. No one has yet reported what I’m about to reveal here. It all started with the CDC’s recent release […]
PHARMAGANDA: A STUDY OF CONFLICTING INTEREST by Leonard G. Horowitz and Sherri Kane Introduction In 2002, The Lancet1 declared the practice of medicine “heavily, and damagingly” tainted by conflicting interests. Alarmed by unethical practices in drug sales and science, the editors envisioned the crippling of the profession due to widespread fraud. Examples included the genetic […]
. . . Daniel Martin and Alison Smith Squire Daily Mail 11th January 2010 Temporary workers in swine flu call centres are diagnosing patients while high on cannabis or drunk on vodka, a whistleblower has claimed. The former worker, who said she was forced to leave the ‘shambolic environment’ at one of the centres, said […]
. . . Christina England vactruth.com 1/13/2010 The numbers of people who have suffered from Gardasil side effects mount daily, Medications.com – Gardasil side effects now has a total of 300 side effects posted for Gardasil. Over 300 children and parents tell their harrowing stories how their lives changed forever, the day they had the […]
. . . Dr. Tim O’Shea The Doctor Within November 2009 Although the H1N1 panic is at a fever pitch at this time, it’s a safe bet that by summer 2010 the swine flu issue will have faded off into the boneyard of vaccine memorabilia. Remember you read that here. Policymakers have well discerned that […]
. . . Christina England American Chronicle 1/11/2010 Yesterday a story broke in Great Britain where hundreds of front line workers had had routine vaccines as a condition of employment and had become vaccine damaged as a result. These workers, which included doctors, nurses, firefighters, prison officers, forensic scientists and binmen received vaccinations as a […]
. . . Robert Scott Bell, D.A. Hom. Doctors Prescription for Health Living January 2010 As a homeopath, the healthiest kids that I see are unvaccinated. The principle of vaccination rests on the concept of artificially stimulating antibodies in the hopes of preventing specific infectious disease in the future. Historical revisionists controlling medical education have […]
Diet Drug Maker Glaxo to Pay for a Film on Eating By BROOKS BARNES NYTimes.com January 7, 2010 LOS ANGELES — GlaxoSmithKline is getting into the movie business, pursuing an unusual and most likely controversial strategy to increase interest in a weight-loss drug. Glaxo, the pharmaceutical giant behind Alli, an over-the-counter weight-loss product, has decided […]
. . . 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 […]
