The Lancet retracted Andrew Wakefield's 1998 paper tying MMR vaccine to autism in 12 children, after the UK General Medical Council ruled several elements incorrect and found the claims of consecutive referral and ethics approval false. Some experts say that does not settle the question.
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Some swine flu vaccines may raise heart risk
Bhakdi and colleagues at Johannes Gutenberg University Mainz warned that the squalene-adjuvanted swine flu vaccines used in Europe might accelerate atherogenesis and raise cardiovascular risk. The FDA approved only non-adjuvanted versions in the United States.
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Harvard Takes it Back and Says Swine Flu was Oversold
A Harvard analysis projecting from spring H1N1 deaths in the US suggests the swine flu pandemic was unlikely to turn severe, which Dr. Mercola takes as vindication of his argument that mass vaccination and other official steps were unnecessary.
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Expert Pediatrician Exposes Vaccine Myths
Pediatrician Larry Palevsky tells Mercola that what he saw in practice stopped matching the vaccine safety and efficacy he was taught in medical school, and that reading the research convinced him the studies were not designed to test safety and some ingredients went untested.
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New AIDS vaccine promising
In a Thai trial of 16,000 volunteers, 51 of 8,197 people given a prime-boost HIV vaccine regimen became infected against 74 of 8,198 on placebo, about 30 percent lower risk and a moderate but statistically significant difference. The vaccines target strains common in Thailand.
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