Vaccines

Each vaccine purports to tackle the problem of a particular disease in a particular way. This article organizes the various vaccines used currently or throughout history, and related topics.

• Anthrax vaccines
• HPV vaccines
• MMR vaccines

There is growing concern over the use of certain adjuvants in vaccines, including thimerosal and aluminum.

Recently, the use of human fetal cell lines has disturbed many with both religious and health concerns.¹⁾

According to ICAN, the Merck MMR II “was licensed by the FDA based on clinical trials which had a total of 834 children, had no placebo control, and only reviewed safety for 42 days after injection! Putting aside the lack of placebo control, even if the clinical trials were properly controlled, they did not have enough individuals to assess safety; nor did they review safety for long enough.”²⁾