I'm not going to say that I can prove by the preponderance of the evidence that the H1N1 "swine" flu vaccine will kill or significantly harm you if you take it. However, I do feel that I have provided more than enough evidence to warrant further review of this experimental vaccine's safety and end its fast-tracking process to determine if it is truly safe. You can read all the previous stories and blog posts on this issue by clicking HERE.
Nevertheless, the USA is on a fast track to vaccinating millions of Americas and it does not seem that anything can stop it. However, more investigative reporters are beginning to question the vaccine's safety, which is good. If more people refuse to take the vaccine (like 30% of the U.K. nurses), then the program will stall in its tracks.
Source: Lakeland Times
Nevertheless, the USA is on a fast track to vaccinating millions of Americas and it does not seem that anything can stop it. However, more investigative reporters are beginning to question the vaccine's safety, which is good. If more people refuse to take the vaccine (like 30% of the U.K. nurses), then the program will stall in its tracks.
But some worry the vaccine could be more dangerous than the disease itself, which so far has had relatively benign outcomes compared with past flu pandemics.
As of Aug. 6, the federal Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported a total of 6,506 hospitalizations from the H1N1 virus, with 436 deaths.
The majority of the deaths have occurred in patients with underlying medical conditions. By contrast, according to the CDC, about 36,000 people die each year from the so-called "regular" flu and related disorders.
What concerns some about the new vaccines is what components they may contain, as well as the fact that the government has given pharmaceutical companies immunity from any liabilities associated with the vaccines' use.
Source: Lakeland Times
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