A batch of Gardasil vaccines has been recalled in Spain. Accordng to a report on FindingDucinea.com, tens of thousands of doses were recalled after the two girls fell ill just hours after receiving their Gardasil injections. Both girls were hospitalized with one just being released from intensive care and the other remaining in the hospital; […]
A batch of <"https://www.yourlawyer.com/topics/overview/gardasil_side_effects">Gardasil vaccines has been recalled in Spain. Accordng to a report on FindingDucinea.com, tens of thousands of doses were recalled after the two girls fell ill just hours after receiving their Gardasil injections.
Both girls were hospitalized with one just being released from intensive care and the other remaining in the hospital; both received their injections from the same Gardasil batch, according to the FindingDulcinea.com news report, which noted that the girls received their shots as part of a government vaccination program in Spain that is targeting teenagers.
We have long been reporting about the numerous adverse, sometimes deadly, events associated with Gardisal injections, the three-shot vaccine that claims to prevent some—not all—types of the human Papillomavirus (HPV). For instance:
Interestingly, one of the developers of Gardasil, Dr. Diane Harper, also a cervical cancer researcher and professor of medicine at Dartmouth Medical School, has been a quite vocal against the push to make Gardasil a mandatory vaccination, noting that clinical trial results have not been conducted long enough to reveal risks. “Merck lobbied every opinion leader, women’s group, medical society, politician, and went directly to the people—it created a sense of panic that says you have to have this vaccine now,†Dr. Harper said in an interview with the New York Times in August.
Spain’s health ministry said that while Gardasil will continue to be administered, the batch linked to the two illnesses—NH52670—has been recalled; 76,000 vaccines from the recalled batch have been distributed throughout Spain, said FindingDulcinea.com.
Despite nearly 10,000 reports of adverse reactions, including paralysis and death, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has deemed the vaccine safe.