HPV Vaccines A Preventable Tragedy |

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By Staff Writer - April, 23rd 2014

Human Papillomavirus (HPV) is a common virus that is spread through sexual contact. Most of the time HPV has no symptoms so people do not know they have it. There are approximately 40 types of genital HPV. Somes types can cause cervical cancer in women and can also cause other kinds of cancer in both men and women. Other types can cause genital warts in both males and females. The HPV vaccine works by preventing the most common types of HPV that cause cervical cancer and genital warts. It is given as a 3-dose vaccine.

by Catherine J. Frompovich

Recently, Sandy Lunoe of Sweden wrote an article with parsing remarks about the Gardasil® vaccine that a former medical doctor, who worked for Merck & Company—the vaccine’s manufacturer, made concerning a vaccine that has damaged thousands and apparently killed hundreds. According to the CDC’s VAERS reporting system – and as posted on the SaneVax website – there were 159 deaths attributed to HPV vaccines up to February 2014 along with 558 abnormal pap smears, 238 cervical dysplasias, and 75 cervical cancers, the very health problems the HPV vaccines, according to Big Pharma, the CDC and FDA, were supposed to prevent, plus other troubling statistics.

In her article, “Gardasil: Are you paying for your own bullet,” Ms. Lunoe draws a comparison between Merck’s Vioxx that was a ‘blockbuster killer’ pain management pharmaceutical that finally was taken off the market after Merck’s coming to a $23 Million class action legal settlement. …

According to Dr. Dalbergue the pharmaceutical industry has hardened considerably during the last decade, as shown by increased violations of ethics, manipulation of clinical trial data, widespread corruption, gross conflicts of interest and generally less emphasis on pharmacovigilance.

The anti-inflammatory drug Vioxx, where Merck hid evidence for years about the dangers, is but one example of the industry’s ethical degradation. Tens of thousands of deaths due to cardiovascular complications were caused by Vioxx before it was removed from the market. Merck then made a change in the molecule of the active substance in Vioxx and produced a replacement drug, Arcoxia which is widely marketed and is suspected of possibly being as dangerous as Vioxx.

When Gardasil first appeared on the market it was said by many that the vaccine was “Merck’s new Vioxx”. Some interpreted this as implying that the vaccine would be a new blockbuster. Others suspected that it meant that Gardasil would, like Vioxx, be a scandal involving tens of thousands of injuries and many deaths across the world.