Report Reveals 18 Deaths Following Vaccinations

[dingogirl]

Eighteen babies and toddlers have died following childhood vaccinations in just four years, a secret Government report reveals...

Almost 800 other reports of suspected complications of childhood vaccination - including convulsions and hyptonia, in which the baby becomes floppy like a "rag doll" - were also made, including 160 for MMR.

Medics raised the alarm under the MHRA "yellow card" warning system, set up to monitor suspected adverse drug reactions. Although making such a report does not prove that vaccination caused death or injury, it means that doctors fear it may have played a part.

Their reports were considered by the Joint Committee on Vaccination and Immunisation, which concluded that no significant safety issues were identified.

Details of the document, which emerged after a request under the Freedom of Information Act, come amid fears of "vaccine overload" due to a rise in the number of jabs given to infants...

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main...12/ixhome.html

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[Artisan]

So sad for those parents... they likely bought the idea that the benefit outweighed the risk. But when your child dies, the risk is 100%.

[LongIsland]

Does the UK have our equivalent of the a compensation program I wonder?

[dingogirl]

OT: Doctors Angry at Vaccine Backlash

http://observer.guardian.co.uk/uk_ne...707936,00.html

[momto l&a]

From the end of the article the OP linked to:

But vaccines are extraordinarily safe compared to the diseases they prevent."

Overall, thousands of lives have been saved by childhood immunisation. Smallpox and polio have been eradicated.

They just gotta get that in dont they :

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LongIsland, love your sig I guess Mr Clean Magic Eraser is something to have on hand Uh?!

[Momtezuma Tuatara]

they don't want to talk about how the world was far more over vaccinated against Tb (except in America) and how that was so useless now they don't talk much about it at all.... and its quietly withdrawn and then given to the so-called "at risk" groups in whom the trials showed it didn't work in the first place.

Why pick on something that is so "old" its part of mythology? And is a lie anyway. As usual, their explanations are grossly over simplified...