Dozens of lawsuits, including putative class actions, have been filed across the country, claiming autism or other neurological defects were caused by exposure to mercury in vaccines.

In the months after Joseph Alexander Counter was born in 1996, he appeared to be progressing normally.

He had met all his development milestones and by the age of 20 months had a growing vocabulary, says plaintiffs’ attorney Andrew Waters of Dallas’ Waters & Kraus. Continue reading →

A Doctor’s Opinion

Indications of collusion between manufacturers, the FDA and other bureaucratic public health bodies, with key personnel being appointed to coordinate product approval, combined with a predominantly uncritical acceptance by the medical establishment of vaccine safety. This appears to have resulted in a protracted, coordinated opposition to all parental claims of serious harm to their children. If the accumulating evidence is confirmed, the health of a whole generation has been unnecessarily destroyed. Continue reading →

Doctors assert need for childhood vaccines as parents raise questions

It has been a rite of passage for American babies for decades: getting vaccinated to fend off disease.

Yet today, while the vast majority of children still receive the shots, more parents are asking questions or seeking exemptions from required immunizations. The year-to-year rise in exemptions is tiny, say Washington state health officials, but it has been trending upward for several years. Continue reading →

They finally did it. After years of lobbying and angling, GlaxoSmithKline finally got their new vaccine for Hepatitis A tacked onto the mandated schedule as of Jan 2002, with no public fanfare. (www.aap.org) The vaccine is called Havrix, and is delineated on p.1544 of the 2002 Physicians Desk Reference, which incidentally was printed much earlier last year. Merck also has a hepatitis A vaccine – Vaqta. Continue reading →

Low Participation Is Blamed on Confusing Signals From U.S. Health Authorities

Only 152 people of more than 5,100 exposed to deadly anthrax bacteria in the attacks last fall have accepted the federal government’s offer to take an anthrax vaccine on an experimental basis, federal health officials reported yesterday.

As a group, congressional staffers were far more inclined to get vaccinated, while employees of the Brentwood postal station — where two workers died of pulmonary anthrax and two others became ill with the disease — overwhelmingly rejected the offer. Continue reading →

Modified smallpox vaccine tested against cervical cancer

NOTE: It is not too often that we post this type article, however with all the manufactured “fear” over smallpox and anthrax (although we believe that this one is real) scares, this seems to be one more way of urging acceptance of a mandated injection. Read, and then research – THEN – think for yourself. (Ed.)

A modified version of the smallpox vaccine is being tested as a novel weapon in the war against cancer. Continue reading →

ATLANTA (Reuters) – Spurred by heightened concerns of bioterrorist attacks on the United States, federal health experts on Monday recommended that a campaign of targeted vaccinations and selected quarantine be used as the first line of defense in the event of an outbreak of the highly contagious and lethal smallpox virus. Continue reading →