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41. Travel vaccinations
...particular those against diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis, poliomyelitis, hepatitis B, Haemophilus influenzae type B, pneumococcus, meningococcus, measles, mumps , rubella, chickenpox and flu. Depending...
42. It is said that unnecessary vaccines are forced on us, just to boost sales. Can we debunk this myth?
...vaccinations, while not always easy to perform, show unidirectional results. One example is anti-influenza vaccination, for which it was calculated that in Italy, vaccinating the entire population between...
43. There is no association between the mercury contained in some vaccines and neurological diseases
...thimerosal or by other components of the vaccine. A study on adverse events following administration of influenza vaccines, both containing and not containing thimerosal, reported no differences in the...
44. Vaccines do not cause autoimmune diseases
...between multiple sclerosis and Calmet-Guérin bacillus and vaccines against typhoid, hepatitis B, influenza, and polio have been excluded8-11. Molecular mimicry between epitopes of pancreatic and enterovirus...
