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Twins die minutes after measles vaccination

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Indianexpress
Pragya Kaushika Tags : crime, culpable homicide

Posted: Fri Sep 17 2010, 05:16 hrs Ghaziabad:

Police book absconding doctor for culpable homicide

Sunil Sharma can’t believe his twin daughters Avika and Anika are no more. The textile merchant from Ghaziabad had never imagined that a measles vaccine at a private nursing home in the town would take the life of the his nine-month-old daughters.
Sunil claims his daughters died minutes after being administered the vaccine, usually given when a baby is nine months old, at Divya Nursing Home. Akhil Sharma, an uncle of the twins, said: “I took them for the vaccination around 6 pm on Wednesday. They were given the vaccination around 7.15 pm. In 15 minutes, the children started breathing heavily. We rushed to the doctor who gave them oxygen. But the babies had died by them. Still Dr Satyaveer Singh referred them to Sarvodya Hospital.”

“My wife fainted on hearing about the death of our daughters. She could not believe the news,” said Sunil, who stays in Swarnjayanti Puram.

The family soon gathered at the hospital and sought an explanation. When the doctors failed to provide a satisfactory explanation for the deaths, they lodged a complaint. The Ghaziabad police have registered an FIR at the Kavi Nagar police station against Dr Satyaveer Singh under Section 304 of the IPC for culpable homicide not amounting to murder.

Prenatal and Infant Exposure to Thimerosal and Immunoglobulins and Risk of Autism

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Exposure variable
The study sample did not allow an examination of an exposed versus an unexposed group, or even a
high versus a low exposed group, but rather the study mostly examined the effect of timing of exposure
on autism rates. There were virtually no subjects who were unvaccinated and few who were truly less
vaccinated; rather, the low exposed group was mostly just late relative to the higher exposed group, ie,
those vaccinating on time.

Ultrasensitive biosensor can detect proteins, aid in cancer diagnosis

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Binding can be read in real time, instead of after days or weeks of laboratory analysis, meaning the nanotube molecular imprinting technique could pave the way for biosensors capable of detecting human papillomavirus or other viruses weeks sooner than available diagnostic techniques currently allow. As opposed to searching for the HPV antibody or cell-mediated immune responses after initial infection, the nanotube sensor can track the HPV protein directly. In addition, no chemical marker is required by the label-free electrochemical detection methods.

Link to Autism in Boys Found in Missing DNA

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ScienceDaily

(Sep. 15, 2010)

New research from the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health (CAMH) and The Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids), both in Toronto, Canada provides further clues as to why Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) affects four times more males than females. The scientists discovered that males who carry specific alterations of DNA on the sole X-chromosome they carry are at high risk of developing ASD.

The research is published in the September 15 issue of Science Translational Medicine.

More pushing (and more victims) of the vaccine against human papillomavirus

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Pravda Ru
Miguel Jara
Rebellion

September 16, 2010

There is an ongoing campaign to expand the controversial human papillomavirus vaccination, PTO. So far, one would only vaccinate young girls, but the European Commission has extended its administration to women up to 45 years. There are some things worth noting. The first is that they used this vaccine and it was recommended for girls who had not initiated sexual intercourse. According to a study of the criteria for preparation, Gardasil, from Merck, if the female was infected there was a 44.6% chance of uterine cancer. Now it seems that they are ignoring this study.

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