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Male HPV vaccination would help the world: research

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[Note from SaneVax: Here you have it in writing.  HPV vaccination of boys as a ‘case study’ for the world. Are the citizens of Australia being warned that their young male population may soon be the target of a clinical trial?] By Staff Writer, Star Online The authors of a new paper on human papillomavirus (HPV) […]

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Autism Is A Research Growth Area: No Profit in Finding the Cause

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By  ADMIN in AUTISM Attempts to prove that autism is genetic, physical, or chemical in nature continue unabated. It’s proven to be a most lucrative specialty for researchers. However, the studies that promote the genetics-not-vaccine concept tend to show only the effects of autism. They demonstrate nothing to indicate the actual cause, though they often imply, or even outright […]

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Bird Flu Research to Stay on Hold as Papers to Be Published

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By Simeon Bennett Feb. 17 (Bloomberg) — Bird flu experts meeting in Geneva agreed to allow the publication of two studies that alarmed U.S. security officials by showing how to make the deadly H5N1 virus easily transmissible. The publication of the papers will be delayed to allow a better explanation to the public of why […]

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Chronic Fatigue Syndrome and the CDC: A Long, Tangled Tale

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By David Tuller, Virology Blog Note: This account draws from interviews, a close reading of a fraction of the 4608 studies that pop up (as of today; yesterday it was 4606) on a PubMed search for “chronic fatigue syndrome,” and a review of many pages of government documents–in particular the minutes and testimony from meetings […]

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The bad rap — and the truth — about vaccinations

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By Richard Yonck FOR more than a decade, a small but vocal faction of parents and health professionals have advocated the avoidance of childhood vaccinations in response to a perceived risk of autism and other health issues. Legislation being considered in Washington state would require parents who do not vaccinate their children to submit proof […]

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Latest research links autism to vaccines

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By Paul Fassa, Citizen Journalist 20 January 2011 (NaturalNews) Lately there has been a mainstream media (MSM) barrage reporting the vaccinations to autism link is now proven to be false. Even a not so MSM media site recently featured the article “Who Started the Vaccine Autism Hoax?” Disinformation is created out of intentional lies. That`s […]

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Children remain underrepresented in clinical trials

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Posted on the Pediatric Supersite 06 October 2010 SAN FRANCISCO – To receive medical care that is tailored to their unique needs, children’s participation in clinical trials is essential, according to a speaker here at the 2010 American Academy of Pediatrics National Conference and Exhibition. Gail Pearson, MD, of the Children’s National Medical Center in […]

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Genetic differences that make some people susceptible to meningitis revealed in major new study

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By:  Laura Gallagher Originally posted on 08 August 2010 Genetic differences that make some people susceptible to developing meningococcal meningitis and septicaemia, and others naturally immune, are revealed in a new study of over 6,000 people, published today in Nature Genetics. The research, led by Imperial College London and the Genome Institute of Singapore, is […]

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Flu vaccine only effective for select groups

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By:  Mark Lemstra 10 November 2010 This is the first in a four-column series on influenza. The first will discuss the ineffectiveness of immunization for the flu in most populations. The second column will discuss the great influenza epidemic of 1918 and the lessons we still have not learned. The third column will discuss last […]

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Do Flu Vaccinations for Pregnant Women Protect Infants?

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By:  Nancy Solomon 18 October 2010 NIH-Funded Vaccine Research at SLU Also Examines Mom’s Immune Response  ST. LOUIS – In the wake of the 2009 H1N1 influenza pandemic, the National Institutes of Health has launched a clinical trial that studies the seasonal flu vaccine in pregnant women. Saint Louis University, one of the Vaccine and […]

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