1998 Lancet study, misinformation & adverse events-why people began mistrusting vaccines

[@Adi-8529]

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[@tvm73827]

Are u stupid?

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[@Adi-8529]

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[@J20K527]

After clean water, vaccination is the most effective public health intervention in the world for saving lives and promoting good health.

[@lobstrosity7163]

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[@tvm73827]

I just found out that Biocon is the funder of ThePrint. That explains a segment like this one!! 💵💲💵💲

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[@avsidhu5273]

Sandhya, you really need to read more of what RFK Jr. says before parroting the 'vaccine denier' tag that MSM loves to use. All he has asked for is that any evidence related to side effects of vaccines should be made public. He has fought and won high profile court cases on this topic. I get the point about the larger picture around vaccines, but still such false characterisation should be avoided

[@thesilverblack708]

That's a straight up lie Potential side effects for vaccines are already made available to the public as part of their clinical trial studies. It's also a requirement that anyone who gets a vaccine is provided with information about any potential issues with the vaccines. Furthermore, the overwhelming majority of vaccine side effects disappear after 24-48 hours. So whatever nonsense you're reading, it's filled with lies.

[@tvm73827]

you are absolutely correct. Here is a list of FDA approved drugs that were deemed safe and then withdrawn due to public outcry: Medicines: 1. Vioxx (Rofecoxib): - Condition: Increased risk of heart attack and stroke. - Details: A widely used pain reliever and anti-inflammatory drug, Vioxx was withdrawn in 2004 after studies revealed a significant rise in cardiovascular risks for long-term users. 2.Fen-Phen (Fenfluramine/Phentermine): - Condition: Heart valve disease and pulmonary hypertension. - Details: This combination weight-loss drug was withdrawn in 1997 after being linked to severe heart and lung conditions. 3. Thalidomide: - Condition: Severe birth defects (phocomelia). - Details: Originally prescribed to treat morning sickness in pregnant women during the 1950s and 1960s, Thalidomide caused thousands of birth defects worldwide before its withdrawal. 4. Rezulin (Troglitazone): - Condition: Liver failure. - Details: An anti-diabetic medication, Rezulin was removed from the market in 2000 after reports of fatal liver toxicity. 5. Baycol (Cerivastatin): - Condition: Rhabdomyolysis (severe muscle damage). - Details: This cholesterol-lowering drug was withdrawn in 2001 after reports of fatal muscle breakdown leading to kidney failure. 6. Bextra (Valdecoxib): - Condition: Increased risk of cardiovascular events and severe skin reactions. - Details: A pain reliever withdrawn in 2005 due to safety concerns, including rare but life-threatening skin conditions like Stevens-Johnson syndrome. Vaccines: 1. Rotashield (Rotavirus Vaccine): - Condition: Intussusception (a type of bowel obstruction). - Details: Withdrawn in 1999 after being linked to an increased risk of intussusception in infants. 2. Cutter Incident (Polio Vaccine): - Condition: Polio infection. - Details: In 1955, some batches of the polio vaccine manufactured by Cutter Laboratories were contaminated with live poliovirus, causing paralysis and death. While the vaccine itself was not withdrawn, the incident led to stricter manufacturing oversight.

[@tvm73827]

@@thesilverblack708 Maybe YOU should read more. No one says all vaccines are all bad. But they should be considered in specific contexts and not pushed to both people and animals like food. Antibiotics in feedstock all over the world is a case in point. Look below at all the bad meds that were subsequently withdrawn.

[@llbodlearning8591]

Misinformation: "I am inevitable. You should have prepared for it."

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Her presentation is simple and excellent.

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Great presentation. Keep up the good work.

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Nice information and thanks to all scientist for there sacrifice, hard work and selfless donation of work.

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[@anuragjain2133]

1976 or 1876 because we started receiving smallpox vaccines in 1960s in schools

[@vadlamudisaikrishna]

1876.

[@sahadhaneef272]

It should actually be 1796, that is by when Jenner tested his small pox vaccine and he died by 1815. It was a tongue slip from her.

[@h2f259]

She's reading it from the screen in front of her ... at least don't make it obvious - -

[@_honeydrop]

I guess the delivery can be improved, but this is how things work, in tv news, when someone gives a speech that has to be precise, factual and informative teleprompter is used.

[@esjavavu4808]

If you want to use "Pure Science", then at least be honest and list all studies that has been done and who funded the studies.

[@sangeeth6317]

Good one Thanks

[@anilraghu8687]

Censor everything . Where's serum institute vaccine?

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