3. The Vaccine Information Sheet (VIS) provided by the Centers for Disease Control under the 1986 National Childhood Vaccine Injury Act that doctors are required to give to parents/patients, is incomplete.
The VIS does not provide the parent/patient with all the possible short and long-term adverse effects related to vaccination, including:
• Acute Encephalopathy (brain inflammation)
• Chronic Nervous System Dysfunction (brain damage)
• Anaphylaxis (massive life-threatening allergic reaction)
• Febrile Seizures (convulsions with fever)
• Guillain Barre’ Syndrome (peripheral nerve inflammation/damage, paralysis)
• Brachial Neuritis (arm nerve inflammation), Deltoid Bursitis (shoulder inflammation)
• Acute and Chronic Arthritis (joint inflammation)
• Thrombocytopenia (blood coagulation disorder)
• Syncope (sudden loss of consciousness/fainting)
• Hypotonic/Hyporesponsive Episodes (shock and “unusual shock-like state:)
• Protracted, inconsolable crying and screaming (encephalitic cry)
• Vaccine Strain Infection (smallpox, polio, measles, varicella zoster vaccines)
• Death
The actual Package Insert aka Prescribing Information is more telling in what they admit, although some things are deliberately left out (like Nagalase?!).
Huge difference between a VIS and a Package Insert.
http://www.vaccinesafety.edu/package_inserts.htm
http://www.vaclib.org/chapter/inserts.htm
----------
