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Truth behind HPV Vaccine Travesty Unveiled in "One More Girl"

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Documentary Hailed as Social/Political Statement on Marketing of Global Medical Experiments
One More Girl
Executive Producer: Ryan Richardson
ryan@onemoregirlfilm.com
Media Contact: Leslie Carol Botha
press@onemoregirlfilm.com
www.onemoregirlfilm.com

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

PRLog (Press Release) – Jan 11, 2011 – Ryan Richardson and brother, David, announce the debut of a special preview of their new documentary, One More Girl.

This provocative film documents the stories of the numerous girls adversely affected by the HPV vaccines – giving these young women and their families a chance to speak out – share their dismay and sense of betrayal for simply believing the pharmaceutical and medical industries were protecting them when marketing HPV vaccines for the prevention of cervical cancer. Filled with stories of anguish, loss of innocence, guilt on the part of mothers who encouraged their daughter’s to get the vaccine – and financial devastation as families use their hard-earned savings to find a cure for their daughter’s illness, leaving no viewer untouched. Interviews with mothers whose daughters lost their lives after receiving the vaccine bring tears to your eyes – raising the question of how the marketing of a medical experiment got by the world’s health regulatory agencies.

HPV vaccine advertising is being pulled due to claims of false advertising

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American Chronicle

January 11, 2010
by Christina England

A recent news report claims that there has been a spate of false advertising by Merck and GlaxoSmithKline for their HPV vaccines. SANE VAX sent out a press release this week reporting that around the world HPV vaccines have been falsely advertised. They state that as a consequence of false advertising France have banned Gardasil advertising and many adverts for Cervarix have been removed in the UK.

Estrogen May Play Role in Rising Rates of Head, Neck Cancer

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HealthDay News

TUESDAY, Jan. 4 — Rates of head and neck cancer are rising among some groups of people, including young women without any known risk factors. Now, a study suggests that estrogen may help the cancer spread by boosting the movement of precancerous cells in the mouth.
Click here to find out more!Previous research found that the body changes how it handles estrogen after the lungs are exposed to smoke. This may lead to lung cancer.

In the new study, researchers examined how estrogen affects cells that are cancerous or primed to become cancerous. They found that an enzyme called CYP1B1 is linked to reproduction in precancerous cells.

Gardasil and Cervarix study halted after multiple deaths

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VIHC
Vaccine Injury Help Center

Posted on January 10, 2011 by RachelB

In this case, the young girls who died at the hands of a Gardasil vaccine were in India. No matter if we are looking at deaths close to home or around the world this information shows the very real and very serious impact of a highly dangerous vaccine. While Gardasil and its European counterpart Cervarix (which is yet to be approved for use in the U.S.) have been on the market since 2006, it has been met with strong opposition and even defiance by some.

Drug Giant Merck – “Destroy” Critical Doctors “Where They Live”

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Child Health Safety
Posted on October 12, 2009 by childhealthsafety

Court evidence now available on-line at the University of California library shows drug giant Merck systematically targetted “hit-lists” of doctors to discredit, neutralise or destroy critics of the safety and effectiveness of Merck’s drugs.

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