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I would like to have info from , List Owner regarding the use of

aborted human fetuses in the development of vaccines.

Thanks,

Jil

At 07:14 AM 3/17/99 -0700, you wrote:

>From: " Mom2Q " <mom2q@...>

>

>The MMR, chicken pox and IPV all use aborted human fetuses in the

>development of these vaccines. I have few articles that I could forward to

>you if you want!

>

>

>List Owner

>

> Re: human fetus

>

>

>From: Gena L Quinn <genaq@...>

>

>

>I recently read an article talking about how vaccines are made. In this

>article,

>it states that the disease germ is passed through tissue of an animal,

>such as

>chick embryos, monkey kidneys, and aborted human fetus. The purpose is

>to

>weaken the germ. I did not realize that human fetus's were used. Does

>anybody

>know which vaccination is used on fetus's?

>Love, Gena

>

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