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SANE Vax Inc. greets the New Year with a call to action

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The beginning of a New Year is traditionally a time for reflecting on the past and making plans for the future. It is no different for the SaneVax Team.

PRLog

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
PRLog (Press Release) – Jan 08, 2011 – As the SaneVax Team looks back on 2010, we marvel at the phenomenal events we have witnessed and/or participated in. It would be impossible to enumerate all of them, but here are a few highlights:

 Six women from around the world came together with a common goal: to create a world where only Safe, Affordable, Necessary and Effective vaccines are allowed. A few short months later, we have support from countless individuals and groups around the world.

 Medical professionals around the world began to recognize vaccine injuries exist and voice their concerns.

What To Do About Big Pharma And The “Sick Care” Industry

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Retire World

Written By admin
January 2011

This post reflects our ideology at Retire Worldwide that the so-called “health care” industry run by Big Pharma is at least as damaging to the physical health of our society as the Banksters on Wall Street are to our personal finances.

Human papillomavirus immunisation programme: second year safety review

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MHRA

Drug Safety Update

Article date: October 2010

Summary
No new risks have been identified for Cervarix despite significant exposure in the UK, and the balance of risks and benefits remains positive. This article summarises the safety experience of the past 2 years.

Daughters Care What their Moms Think, Especially Regarding the HPV Vaccine

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Time Magazine

Healthland

By Bonnie Rochman Friday, January 7, 2011

Girls really do care what their moms think, even once they’re all grown up. That’s the message that a new study is conveying after researchers found that college-age women are more likely to report getting the human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine if they’d discussed it with their mothers.

Study: Women With Circumcised Partners May Have Lower HPV Risk

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Time Magazine

Healthland

By Meredith Melnick Friday, January 7, 2011

Sexual health specialists have long focused on circumcision as a potential safeguard against acquiring HIV. In fact, a 2006 clinical trial funded by the National Institutes of Health (NIH) found that medical circumcision reduced female-to-male transmission rates by 48% to 60% in two trials in Rakai, Uganda and Kisumu, Kenya.

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