Vaccinations; recent developments

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try a site without all the CT.
http://scienceblogs.com/insolence/2015/05/14/no-vaccine-reactions-didnt-kill-several-children-in-mexico/
fritznien

It appears that site may have a financial interest in this story and is one-sided.  This site is connected to and have clients in the healthcare industry, government agencies, and possibly it's own lab.  Let's see how far this rabbit hole goes.  For now, I'm going to bed and will dig deeper into this later and will be posting references to support a financial interest.

Gravock

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GB i do look forward to seeing you come up with hard proof.
the guy is a USA university researcher, yes he has a lab.
so any connection to a small clinic in Mexico with a spoiled
or contaminated batch of vaccine will be good.
fritznien

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GB i do look forward to seeing you come up with hard proof.
the guy is a USA university researcher, yes he has a lab.
so any connection to a small clinic in Mexico with a spoiled
or contaminated batch of vaccine will be good.
fritznien

IMO, any financial connections to vaccines or the pharmaceutical industry is good enough.  Also, any clients he may have who has a financial interest in vaccines or the pharma industry should be sufficient to show he's biased.  I'll be posting references as I find them.  One reference will lead to another reference and so on.

David Gorski's Financial Pharma Ties: What He Didn't Tell You

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IMO, any financial connections to vaccines or the pharmaceutical industry is good enough.  Also, any clients he may have who has a financial interest in vaccines or the pharma industry should be sufficient to show he's biased.  I'll be posting references as I find them.  One reference will lead to another reference and so on.

David Gorski's Financial Pharma Ties: What He Didn't Tell You

Below is a small excerpt from the above article:

"Well, it so happens Sanofi-Aventis – the world's largest vaccine maker - is involved in several partnerships under which the company may be required to pay a total of $39 million from 2008 to 2013.  Gorski's employer, Wayne State University, is one of the partners, and he is conducting a clinical trial of one of the company's drugs."

Below is a small excerpt from this article on Shantha:

"Shantha, was acquired by Sanofi Pasteur Holding in 2009, is a biotechnology pioneer from the emerging countries.  Shantha's products complement Sanofi Pasteur's portfolio. Besides Shan5™, three of its vaccines are WHO-prequalified: Shanchol™ cholera vaccine, Shanvac-B ® hepatitis B vaccine and ShanTT™ tetanus vaccine. Sanofi Pasteur and Shantha are also developing a new vaccine against rotavirus and a pediatric combination vaccine based on Shan5™, which will incorporate Sanofi Pasteur's Inactivated Polio Vaccine (IPV) in order to secure polio eradication".

Shantha's Investigational Rotavirus Vaccine Entered Phase III Clinical Trials in India on October 14, 2014.

Here's a quote as found in the above article, "We aim to provide an affordable vaccine to meet the still significant medical need in emerging markets, like India, and through partnerships with organizations like Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance", commented Olivier Charmeil, Sanofi Pasteur's President & CEO. "Sanofi Pasteur wants to be in the position to target a major role in the growing rotavirus market in developing countries, with a key focus on the Gavi market, in public markets for non-Gavi countries, as well as private segments in emerging markets.""

Immediately following this quote, the article says, "The World Health Organization (WHO) recommends that vaccination with rotavirus vaccines should be included in all national immunization programs.  Gavi, has established an accelerated vaccine introduction initiative with the objective of driving the sustainable introduction of rotavirus vaccine in 30 Gavi-eligible countries by 2015.  In addition, PATH, an international, non-profit organization to improve public health, is working to accelerate access to rotavirus vaccines and sustain their implementation and use in countries where children need them most urgently."

IMO, this is hard proof that Gorski (Orca) and Gorski's employer, Wayne State University has a financial interest in the vaccine and pharma industries, and it connects them to the vaccinations given in the small town of Mexico.

I have more evidence which brings the entire site of scienceblogs.com into question, if this doesn't convince you.  Scienceblogs.com has a connection to GE Healthcare, the United Nations, and other governmental agencies.  I can even connect that site to Shantha.

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[MarkE]

Below is a small excerpt from the above article:

"Well, it so happens Sanofi-Aventis – the world's largest vaccine maker - is involved in several partnerships under which the company may be required to pay a total of $39 million from 2008 to 2013.  Gorski's employer, Wayne State University, is one of the partners, and he is conducting a clinical trial of one of the company's drugs."

Below is a small excerpt from this article on Shantha:

"Shantha, was acquired by Sanofi Pasteur Holding in 2009, is a biotechnology pioneer from the emerging countries.  Shantha's products complement Sanofi Pasteur's portfolio. Besides Shan5™, three of its vaccines are WHO-prequalified: Shanchol™ cholera vaccine, Shanvac-B ® hepatitis B vaccine and ShanTT™ tetanus vaccine. Sanofi Pasteur and Shantha are also developing a new vaccine against rotavirus and a pediatric combination vaccine based on Shan5™, which will incorporate Sanofi Pasteur's Inactivated Polio Vaccine (IPV) in order to secure polio eradication".

Shantha's Investigational Rotavirus Vaccine Entered Phase III Clinical Trials in India on October 14, 2014.

Here's a quote as found in the above article, "We aim to provide an affordable vaccine to meet the still significant medical need in emerging markets, like India, and through partnerships with organizations like Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance", commented Olivier Charmeil, Sanofi Pasteur's President & CEO. "Sanofi Pasteur wants to be in the position to target a major role in the growing rotavirus market in developing countries, with a key focus on the Gavi market, in public markets for non-Gavi countries, as well as private segments in emerging markets."

Immediately following this quote, the article says, "The World Health Organization (WHO) recommends that vaccination with rotavirus vaccines should be included in all national immunization programs.  Gavi, has established an accelerated vaccine introduction initiative with the objective of driving the sustainable introduction of rotavirus vaccine in 30 Gavi-eligible countries by 2015.  In addition, PATH, an international, non-profit organization to improve public health, is working to accelerate access to rotavirus vaccines and sustain their implementation and use in countries where children need them most urgently."

IMO, this is hard proof that Gorski (Orca) and Gorski's employer, Wayne State University has a financial interest in the vaccine and pharma industries, and it connects them to the vaccinations given in the small town of Mexico.

I have more evidence which brings the entire site of scienceblogs.com into question, if this doesn't convince you.  Scienceblogs.com has a connection to GE Healthcare, the United Nations, and other governmental agencies.  I can even connect that site to Shantha.

Gravock

Yet who is publishing verifiable information about the incident and the actual cause, and who is not?  Do you have actual evidence that the claimed cause:  sepsis caused by bacterial infection is not what actually sickened and killed those poor children?