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In reply to the discussion: Sisters claim HPV vaccine caused ovarian failure and premature menopause [View all]Deep13
(39,157 posts)39. didn't say any of that. nt
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Sisters claim HPV vaccine caused ovarian failure and premature menopause [View all]
TeaBagsAreForCups
Nov 2013
OP
Medical science readily admits that the vaccine will injure (and kill) some people.
Xithras
Nov 2013
#4
All vaccines may carry some risk for some people, including the flu vaccine. It is a question of
lostincalifornia
Nov 2013
#21
You and I actually compensate the victims, not the corporations. And it's the right thing to do.
Xithras
Nov 2013
#68
My sister and brother in law ended up getting shingles in their 20s because they had chickenpox...
Humanist_Activist
Nov 2013
#32
All vaccines have some injury rates which is why we have national programs to deal with such claims
Yo_Mama
Nov 2013
#71
How many people given the vaccine are infertile? How many people given the vaccine have removed one
lostincalifornia
Nov 2013
#23
Because, being sisters, they couldn't possibly have some weird shared genetic problem
kestrel91316
Nov 2013
#6
Possibly. But the antivaxers will use this to try to get the vaccine pulled, in spite
kestrel91316
Nov 2013
#10
The article and informed opinions in this thread are very interesting and valuable...
Hekate
Nov 2013
#17
Yeah, its going away for my best friend, along with her ovaries and cervix. n/t
Humanist_Activist
Nov 2013
#60
I totally agree with you - not being able to have kids isn't the end of the world
PassingFancy
Nov 2013
#75
Then don't have the vaccine. Nobody forces anyone to take the HPV vaccine. The majority of people
lostincalifornia
Nov 2013
#27
That is Rick Perry, doesn't extrapolate elsewhere, including Texas since they overturned it
lostincalifornia
Nov 2013
#47
First of all it is approved for people age 9 to 26. Studies are being done to determine if other
lostincalifornia
Nov 2013
#48
Vaccine Injury Compensation Program mentioned in OP will be the subject of House hearing next month.
proverbialwisdom
Nov 2013
#38
OGR Chair Issa "Delays" Hearings on Vaccine Injury Compensation Program. Affected Families Stunned.
proverbialwisdom
Nov 2013
#77