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Read Chapter 8. Merck apparently SWITCHED OUT the vaccine in one of their test groups for a weaker vaccine, with half the amount of aluminum adjuvant -- 125 mcg, which is actually only ONE-FOURTH of the adjuvant used in the current Gardasil 9.Guess what? IF YOU'RE NOT USING THE REAL VACCINE IN YOUR SAFETY TRIAL, YOUR SAFETY TRIAL IS FRAUDULENT.I believe it's also fraudulent to call a highly reactive substance a "placebo," like the aluminum adjuvant used in nearly all the safety trials. Guess what? The aluminum adjuvant is designed to CAUSE an immune response! THAT MEANS YOU CAN'T USE IT AS A PLACEBO IN A SAFETY STUDY.At least, not if you're being honest.But Merck did. And The HPV Vaccine On Trial Book provides absolutely irrefutable proof.They also show that at least one population of trial subjects (pre-teen and teenage girls, no less) was lied to, and told that they would receive either the vaccine or a saline placebo. Then the girls in the placebo group got ... something that was NOT a placebo.And some had terrible reactions to it, but their reactions were not reported as such, because they "only" got a placebo.I am so grateful to Ms. Holland, Ms. Rosenberg, and Ms. Iorio for writing this timely book.All this time, we've just been accepting the manufacturer's word for it that their product is safe and effective. Just like we accepted their word that birth control pills were safe, and Vioxx, and statins. AND OPIOIDS. It's the same fricken thing every time -- they lie, but dangle something we want -- like pain relief, or protection from cancer -- and we just accept it.Well, not any more.Thank God the authors thought to look at the actual data.I hope Merck gets sued, and the FDA who approved Gardasil in spite of manipulated safety studies, and the CDC who recommended this horrible vaccine.Children's lives were RUINED by this vaccine.Read the book. Every parent, every grandparent, every medical professional, and every legislator should read this book.
In 2006, the first HPV vaccine (Gardasil) was licensed for use. Since then, 120 countries including the U.S. have adopted it, with marked success reported in decreasing the prevalence of HPV (human papillomavirus), which is implicated in the development of numerous cancers, including those of the cervix, anus, mouth and throat. In the U.S., despite limited uptake of the vaccine, HPV prevalence has been more than cut in half, with a markedly greater reduction in the age group getting the vaccine. In Australia where most adolescent boys and girls have received the HPV vaccine, the reduction in HPV infection is even more profound - with the prevalence rate among 18 to 24-year old women declining from about 23% to 1% from 2005 to 2015. Since about 99.99% of cervical cancers are caused by HPV, it's anticipated that Australia could in coming years be the first nation to essentially eliminate this cancer entirely.This is great news - but not for antivaccine advocates. In "The HPV Vaccine On Trial", longtime antivax campaigner Mary Holland and two coauthors who similarly lack a medical or scientific background attack the HPV vaccine as ineffective, unnecessary and dangerous - but fail miserably to make an effective case.While you won't find this information in the book, lead author Mary Holland has long condemned vaccines as a whole. She co-authored "Vaccine Epidemic", a misinformation-filled screed against immunization which included a defense of Andrew Wakefield, the researcher who published an unethical and fraudulent study suggesting a link between MMR vaccine and autism. The paper was later retracted by The Lancet after knowledge of Wakefield's transgressions (including accepting hefty payments from a lawyer's group hoping to file lucrative lawsuits against vaccine makers) became known."The HPV Vaccine On Trial" depends heavily on the same discredited tropes that have been commonly used in other antivax books and articles.Most prominently there are anecdotes about young people who developed ailments somewhere around the time they were vaccinated - in some instances, much later (one case describes a young woman who started getting panic attacks months after HPV vaccination). Another case is that of Colton Berrett, a young man who reportedly had no problems with the first two doses of a three-dose HPV vaccine series, then developed a paralytic syndrome with onset two weeks after his final HPV shot. This ailment (transverse myelitis) has many potential causes, but vaccination has never been shown to be one of them (a study involving 64 million vaccine doses found no association). This hasn't stopped antivaxers from seizing on the sad outcome to Berrett's illness (he took his own life) as a vehicle to attack vaccines.At least the book left out one of the more bizarre attempts to link the HPV vaccine to a death; an antivaccine website contains an account of a young woman who fell down a well and died, one month after being vaccinated.In reality, HPV vaccines have been found to be very safe, with potential side effects mostly limited to minor problems like temporary injection site pain, swelling and redness. Holland et al list a whopping number of ailments alleged to be caused by the vaccine, but there is neither a logical mechanism nor convincing evidence for linking such a multitude of disparate conditions to the vaccine.There isn't space in a single review to cover all the errors and distortions in this book, but examples include the laughable suggestion that HPV infection can be prevented by improved sanitation and clean water (since there are approximately 43,000 new cases of HPV-linked cancer in the U.S. annually, one wonders if Holland et al think the U.S. is a Third World country without access to clean water or sewers). In the case of cervical cancer, close to 100% of cases occur in HPV-infected women, but the book tries to play up the tiny minority of cases where HPV has not been demonstrated, in an attempt to show the vaccine isn't necessary. To that end, the book also claims that the infection "clears almost all the time". Consider that there are currently an estimated 80 million Americans with HPV, and about 90% of them will have their infections resolve within two years. That still leaves 7.2 million with persistent infection and the potential for precancerous and cancerous changes. We have no way to predict which infections will spontaneously resolve and which will dangerously persist. The book attempts to present Pap screening as a viable alternative to HPV vaccination. However, Pap tests do not prevent HPV infection - they can only monitor it; and while highly useful they are not perfect, occasionally missing serious abnormalities. Meantime, in addition to 43,000 Americans developing HPV-linked cancers each year, hundreds of thousands of people experience precancerous changes due to HPV, and must undergo costly, invasive and sometimes painful testing and procedures to check for and eliminate dysplasias (precancers.) The morbidity of these conditions is something the book glosses over or ignores entirely. This is a common antivax tactic - focus only on deaths due to disease (rather ghoulishly, antivaxers seem to think these numbers are low enough to be "manageable") while refusing to acknowledge complications and suffering due to vaccine-preventable diseases.The book also makes liberal use of the "toxin gambit" - claiming that minute amounts of Scary-Sounding Chemicals are responsible for vaccine injuries (there is no viable evidence for such claims; for an excellent takedown of this ploy, search for the Science-Based Medicine article "Toxic Myths About Vaccines"). One such pseudo-toxin is blamed for fertility problems alleged to be caused by the vaccine. However, a recent large-scale study debunked the major claim in this area, refuting the idea that premature ovarian failure is linked to HPV vaccination.Ironically, HPV infection itself may damage fertility, i.e. when cervical conization procedures or hysterectomy made necessary by high grade precancers or cancers compromise or eliminate potential for pregnancy. You won't find attention to this problem in the book.Other commonplace antivax tactics that the book employs include references to low quality publications by poorly regarded researchers such as Sin Hang Lee and Yehuda Shoenfeld (whose mouse paper attempting to find fault with a vaccine adjuvant was retracted due to methodologic flaws). A much, much greater amount of quality research in support of immunization is either ignored or attacked as tainted by conflicts of interest. Actually citing good evidence to counter this huge body of positive research (much of it by independent researchers) is apparently too hard for the book's authors - much easier for them to dismiss it via innuendo.Speaking of "conflicts of interest": one wonders why, if money rules in the Medical Mafia (as antivaxers like to regard the great majority of physicians), the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists promotes HPV vaccination. Consider that for a long time, routine Pap tests have been an income generator for gynecologists, assuring frequent patient visits for health assessments and other reasons. Routine HPV testing (also endorsed by ACOG) and HPV vaccination will greatly cut down on the need for Pap tests, reduce patient visits and deprive gynecologists of significant income. Yet the members of ACOG, because they care deeply about the health of their patients, strongly support HPV vaccination. As the ACOG website notes:"It is crucial that obstetrician–gynecologists and other health care providers educate parents and patients on the benefits and safety of human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccination and offer HPV vaccines in their offices. A health care provider’s recommendation to vaccinate is a strong influence in parents’ decision making."The drug companies that make Gardasil and Cervarix (another HPV vaccine) are potentially sacrificing $$$ that could be made supplying cancer drugs and other pharma products to the many people afflicted by HPV-associated diseases. That doesn't seem to occur to the authors of this book.Meantime, on the horizon are new and improved HPV vaccines targeting even more virus subtypes (the current version of Gardasil targets 92% of the high-risk HPV strains), and vaccines to treat HPV-induced cancers. Antivaxers dread the idea of widespread use of anticancer vaccines, perhaps because they know it'll be a lot tougher to get the public to avoid an effective means of preventing or treating widespread deadly malignancies, as opposed to vaccine-preventable diseases like polio and measles which don't seem as important to modern parents who've never had to experience children made miserable or deathly ill by them.Whether you choose to buy Holland's book or (like me) save money by reading a library copy, know that there are much better, fair-minded and accurate sources of information on the Internet. Particularly recommended are Science-Based Medicine, immunize.org, pkids.org, and the website on immunization sponsored by Children's Hospital of Philadelphia. For a book that answers virtually any question you might have on vaccines, using facts and good evidence while not taking sides on "the controversy", read Kristen Feemster's "Vaccines: What Everyone Needs To Know".
This book reveals everything that is wrong with how pharmaceuticals and biologics are tested and approved and promoted by industry and the government. Subjects lied to and told they were given saline placebo when they were given AAHS? Manipulative data entry to disguise that lower amounts of adjuvant were administered during safety trials to attempt to minimize reactions? Severe new autoimmune reactions dismissed as unrelated to the trial vaccine or AAHS? The CDC collecting royalties on the sale of every single HPV vaccine and refusing to release how much they make? And now, even in the face of this book's revelations, and Cochrane disintegrating over their industry-biased HPV vaccine review in which not a single trial with saline placebos was included, and the vaccine being reported to VAERS for more adverse reactions than any other vaccine, and even knowing that trials revealed vaccination after a prior infection INCREASES risk of cervical lesions? . . . today the FDA approved it for use in 27-49 year olds? No. This assault, this handing over of the population to drug companies as both test subjects and cash machines must stop.
Wow... all parents, doctors, healthcare workers, school personnel and governing bodies need to read this book. At the end of the day, parents must have informed consent and doctors must be able to give it. Thank you Mary Holland, Kim Mack Rosenberg and Eileen Iorio for your incredible research in writing this book. Shocking revelations about the trials.
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