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Juan writes
-it is no only questions of biology, also sociology ("social vaccunolgy"),
see the adverse effect of HPV vaccine in Australia on the uptake of other
vaccine:
The introduction of HPV vaccine may have adversely affected the uptake of
Hepatitis B vaccine, given concurrently in the school program.
http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/j.1753-6405.2009.00409.x/abstract

We have begun to see such a trend quite clearly in India following deaths
from Pentavalent vaccine. The number of fully immunized children in Tamil
Nadu (which formerly had 89% coverage with basic vaccines) has fallen by
25% between 2007-8 and 2012-3 according to the *District Level Household
Survey* – DLHS 4: 2012-13 (https://nrhm-mis.nic.in/SitePages/DLHS-4.aspx )


 The WHO promotes a combination vaccine called the Pentavalent Vaccine
which combines DPT vaccine with Hepatitis B and Hib vaccines in developing
countries. The combination is prone to cause deaths sporadically somewhat
like anaphylactic deaths. We know that about 1 in 10,000 given the vaccine
develops serious or fatal adverse events following immunization (AEFI).
This is data from states with good surveillance of AEFI, obtained under the
Right to Information (
http://www.downtoearth.org.in/content/are-some-states-under-reporting-pentavalent-vaccine-deaths).



This has been happening in many countries using the vaccine. (‘Global
Advisory Committee on Vaccine Safety review of pentavalent safety concerns
in four Asian countries’
http://www.who.int/vaccine_safety/committee/topics/hpv/GACVSstatement_pentavalent_June2013.pdf
 ). Thorough investigation of all these deaths has not yielded an alternate
explanation for the events. The WHO and CIOMS have had to change the
Brighton classification and the way these reactions are classified (rather
than admit that the reactions are 'probably causally related to the
vaccination').


 Please see the PubMed-Commons responses to this change in the Brighton
classification but you will notice the authors have maintained a studied
silence perhaps confident that this too with blow over (
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/24021304 ). We don’t dare speak up for
fear we will be labeled anti-vaccine.


Public faith in vaccines is eroded and real long term harm will be
inflicted on all public health initiatives if we seen as not-trustworthy
and we are not open and transparent regarding these adverse events.


Jacob Puliyel


On Wed, Oct 8, 2014 at 2:30 PM, Juan Gérvas <[log in to unmask]> wrote:

> -it is shocking that one can ask directly about, for example "harms by
> proton pump inhibitors", but about "harms of vaccines" one need first to
> establish a circle of hundreds of words to be sure no one can understand
> that you are "anti-vaccines"
> -vaccines are medications and as such they offer benefit and harms
> -vaccines have short and long term harms, and we know very little about
> boths
> -but it is extremly important to know more; for example, about
> tuberculosis vaccine, we need to know more about host-pathogen coevolution,
> BCG and the ocurrence of Beijing/W strains
> http://rstb.royalsocietypublishing.org/content/367/1590/850.full.pdf
> -this is the case, also, with pertussis vaccination and its failure
> because new strains of pertcatin deficient B pertussis
> USA. Pertussis evolution. More cases, because recent, dramatic increase in
> pertactin deficient B. pertussis isolates.
> http://www.asm.org/images/Communications/tips/2013/1213pertussis.pdf
> -it is no only questions of biology, also sociology ("social vaccunolgy"),
> see the adverse effect of HPV vaccine in Australia on the uptake of other
> vaccine:
> The introduction of HPV vaccine may have adversely affected the uptake of
> Hepatitis B vaccine, given concurrently in the school program.
> http://onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/10.1111/j.1753-6405.2009.00409.x/abstract
> -un saludo
> -juan gérvas
> <http://t.co/THAhBH1Wba>
>
> 2014-10-07 18:56 GMT+02:00 Douglas Badenoch <
> [log in to unmask]>:
>
>> Thanks for replying Wouter
>>
>> I am surprised to be regarded as part of an "overbearing tendency to
>> question people if stepping out of the box." I think it's perfectly
>> reasonable to ask for evidence about your claim.  Especially on an email
>> list such as this!  We should always be asking for evidence.
>>
>> My job doesn't depend on what people do regarding vaccination by the way.
>>
>> I suspect that you weren't directing that accusation at me, but were
>> generally accusing public health profession at large of neglecting this
>> issue.  I have to say that approach (accusing a profession of neglect,
>> saying that people don't care about children) doesn't do your argument any
>> favours in the eyes of a neutral.
>>
>> You seem to be saying that in your clinical experience there may be a
>> link between vaccines and NCDs. You also have some theoretical papers that
>> you think support this proposition (even though they don't mention
>> vaccines) and that has set off some alarm bells for you.  Is that an unfair
>> assessment?
>>
>> I did read the link you posted by the way.  My first impression was that
>> you were citing yourself rather a lot, and that set off some alarm bells of
>> my own.  The other articles are mostly theoretical papers that don't
>> address vaccine safety.  So I don't see any evidence there to support your
>> proposition.
>>
>> Please forgive my scepticism but I feel that we have seen already too
>> many examples of the harm from unsubstantiated theories.
>>
>> cheers
>>
>> Douglas
>>
>>
>> On 06/10/2014 21:39, Wouter Havinga wrote:
>>
>>> Hi Amy and Douglas,
>>>
>>> As a GP I am expected to vaccinate every child. Public health needs to
>>> provide the reassurance that on balance their children (the people that I
>>> am expected to safeguard) after vaccination are not more at risk to develop
>>> asthma, eczema, hayfever, inflammatory bowel disease, autoimmune diseases,
>>> ADHD, depression or pervasive developmental disorders.
>>>
>>> A better question is what evidence does public health have to prove to
>>> the parents and me as GP, that taking an acute infectious disease and life
>>> long NCDs the mort/morb balance is favourable - in view of the endemic
>>> increase of all of those NCDs mentioned above?
>>>
>>> I do not want to compare myself with Semmelweis but I worked in a
>>> practice where the population was less keen on vaccination and parents
>>> opted to vaccinate only at one year old and with fewer vaccinations. What I
>>> observed was that there are less NCDs in the children in this population.
>>>
>>> Furthermore I work in the OOH (Out of Hours service) of the area that
>>> also covers this practice. Hardly any patients of this practice contact the
>>> OOH. I hardly every see any needing a nebuliser.
>>>
>>> If I was public health I would jump on this and do research! As a Public
>>> Health specialist I would take pride in keeping the population healthy, and
>>> do any kind of research to do my job for society properly. Unfortunately,
>>> just like in Semmelweis's time, there seems to be an overbearing tendency
>>> to question people if stepping out of the box: "where is your evidence" and
>>> subsequently don't interact because they want to keep their job. The health
>>> of children seems less important? To me it seem that this area of research
>>> (NCD/vaccination) doesn't feature on any conferences of public health, WHO,
>>> Unicef or GaviAlliance.
>>>
>>> It is unthinkable not to discuss possible side effects when it concerns
>>> adults, take statins, HRT, COC, but when it concerns children nobody seems
>>> to care?
>>>
>>> To actually answer your question "where is your evidence", did you take
>>> time to read my link of 2012 and did you read it with interest or did you
>>> scanned it through to check if it sounded acceptable - rather than be
>>> stimulated to help think about whether vaccines are causing the endemic
>>> increase in NCD. This is important because I believe it not an academic
>>> exercise but the most pressing humanitarian research topic of our time.
>>> http://www.bmj.com/content/344/bmj.e3769/rr/593438
>>>
>>> Of course I am emotionally involved because I handle the needle and
>>> syringe, so therefore I value your scientific input and look forward to
>>> both your thoughts!
>>>
>>
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