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Maybe we should tell them why.
Gardasil is the HPV vaccine, touted to fight cervical cancer. What they are not telling you is that thousands of girls are having adverse reactions to the HPV Vaccines, some have even died -at last count, at least 89 lives have been lost. We have got to do something about this. These girls need our help! These girls are having reactions such as; seizures, strokes, dizziness, fatigue, weakness, headaches, stomach pains, vomiting, muscle pain and weakness, joint pain, auto-immune problems, chest pains, hair loss, appetite loss, personality changes, insomnia, hand/leg tremors, arm/leg weakness, shortness of breath, heart problems, paralysis, itching, rashes, swelling, aching muscles, pelvic pain, nerve pain, menstrual cycle changes, fainting, swollen lymph nodes, night sweats, nausea, temporary vision/hearing loss just to name some of them!
http://truthaboutgardasil.org/
Gardasil® Developer Claims Vaccine Prevents Abnormal Pap Tests, Not Cervical Cancer.
Again, logically, a woman in this study will not develop cancer because her pre-cancerous lesions will be found during the study’s testing as follow up to the vaccine (followed by repeat paps and treated by removing the outer layer of cells of the area - the freezing or laser “conization” that so many women have) before they become cancer.
All - 97% - 99% of abnormal pap smears are due to HPV. Every pap smear is only done to look for changes due to HPV.
Every woman who has a pap smear is being tested for HPV.
The transcript at the FDA hearing on the vaccine is here http://www.fda.gov/ohrms/dockets/ac/06/transcripts/2006-4222t1.pdf , with the reasoning behind the endpoint on page 27.
“”But more importantly, it was clear that those studies — that any studies that would be done would require very intensive Pap testing and the best possible screening opportunities for women who participate in this study. And so, most of the cervical cancers would then be detected at the CIN 2/3 or AIS stage and would be excised as per standard practice””