Flu Vaccines: Scientist from Johns Hopkins provides the ‘rest of the story’

June 10, 2013 By Leave a Comment
Facts or Fear?

[SaneVax: As hospitals and medical facilities around the United States are making annual flu shots a condition of employment, the BMJ (British Medical Journal) published an article by Peter Doshi, PhD, outlining just how useless flu vaccines appear to be.  Who benefits from mandatory healthcare worker vaccinations - the patients they care for, or simply those selling [...]

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Gardasil and Bartonella: A Dirty Little Secret?

June 10, 2013 By 3 Comments
Bartonella Risk?

By Lloyd Phillips The Gardasil HPV vaccine may produce life-threatening reactions in any person who has ever been close to a cat, or potentially any animal infected with fleas or ticks.  New data reveals that a high percentage of these animals are infected with Bartonella, Babesia, or Lyme Disease (Borreliosis), especially pet cats.  If there [...]

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Is Society Willing to Trade Mumps for Ovarian Cancer?

May 27, 2013 By Leave a Comment
Risk versus Benefit?

[SaneVax: Observational studies have long indicated that contracting mumps provided protection against ovarian cancer in the future. Now scientists have identified a potential mechanism of action for this protection. This discovery leaves health authorities with an interesting conundrum - will they choose mumps vaccine or higher rates of ovarian cancer?]  Mumps Protects Against Ovarian Cancer: Vaccine [...]

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Gardasil changed our dreams to nightmares

May 24, 2013 By 25 Comments
Gardasil, cervical cancer protection?

By Tracy Andrews Wolf Six years have passed since Alexis received three shots of Gardasil. Six years of suffering for no good reason. Now, I live in constant fear of what might happen during my daughter’s next seizure. I wake up around 5am every morning in a panic. My heart is racing and I desperately [...]

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Gardasil: the journey no one should take…

May 21, 2013 By 29 Comments
Hospital Bills: $2 million after Gardasil

By Stephanie’s Mother I write this story hoping it helps save at least one girl; then our journey will not have been in vain. I will barely touch the tip of the iceberg; so much has happened over these past 4-5 years. It has been a whirlwind and like a whirlwind – an unwelcome event. [...]

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More Gardasil Research Shenanigans?

May 17, 2013 By Leave a Comment
Informed Consent?

[SaneVax:  Dr. Chandler Marrs is a research scientist  on a mission. She believes women need adequate data on which to base their healthcare decisions - without it, there is no such thing as informed consent.   HPV vaccines are no exception. Read her analysis of a recent 'study' which has been widely quoted in the [...]

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Filed Under: Gardasil / Silgard, United States, Vaccine Science

Gardasil: Are Two Shots as Good as Three?

May 14, 2013 By Leave a Comment
2 shots as good as 3?

[SaneVax: If the news that two shots of Gardasil are capable of maintaining the same antibody level as receiving all three recommended doses, how long will it take for the CDC to alter the current recommended schedule?] Merck’s HPV Vaccine May Protect Girls With Fewer Doses By Nicole Ostrow Two doses of Merck & Co. (MRK)’s human [...]

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Marketing HPV Vaccines: Fear of Cancer Didn’t Work – Will Fear of STD’s?

May 14, 2013 By Leave a Comment
False Evidence Appearing Real?

[SaneVax: Attempts to manufacture fear of cervical cancer was not enough to convince more than 20% of eligible adolescent girls in the U.S. to submit to HPV vaccines. According to a new 'study' perhaps fear of contracting an STD will change that.  The SaneVax team issues a warning to medical consumers: Do not be fooled by new [...]

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Debate: Routine meningitis vaccines for infants?

May 9, 2013 By Leave a Comment
Trust me?

[SaneVax: Health authorities in the United States are currently debating whether to administer a new meningococcol vaccine to those infants at high risk for the disease, or add it to the routine immunization schedule and give it to all infants, whether they are likely to contract the disease or not. Listen to both sides of the [...]

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SaneVax response to journal article promoting proposed nine-valent HPV vaccine

May 8, 2013 By Leave a Comment
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[Sanevax: The following letter to the editors of Infectious Agents and Cancer was submitted as a response to "Potential impact of a nine-valent vaccine in human papillomavirus related cancers," by Sylvia de Sanjosé, et al. After peer-review and approval, the letter was published in this month's edition of Infectious Agents and Cancer.] Dear Editors In Chief: The article entitled [...]

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