Adverse court ruling could doom vaccines

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Nice, well thought out, polite letters please

Sheri

From the look of it, Sally Pipes and the Pacific Research Institute

are very right wing, conservative and powerful. A letter to her

explaining why this issue should be carefully examined and why these

lawsuits cannot possibly be considered frivolous would be very

helpful. Her email address is spipes@... and if you

have a personal story to relate about a child (or yourself) who is

affected by vaccines, please share. Getting an organisation like this

to actually look at this issue would be a wonderful coup.

All the best,

Meryl

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> From: Meryl Dorey <meryl@...>

> Date: 1 December 2008 5:46:26 AM

> meryl@...

> Subject: An article from www.myrtlebeachonline.com

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> Meryl Dorey has sent you the following story:

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> Posted on Sunday, Nov. 30, 2008

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> Adverse court ruling could doom vaccines

> By SALLY C. PIPES

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> The Supreme Court recently heard oral arguments in a case likely to

> have profound effects on how vaccines are marketed, distributed and

> developed.

> The court's verdict could affirm the existing regulatory framework

> for testing and labeling vaccines. That would be good news, as

> vaccines are among the most effective medical advancements in history.

>

> A ruling in the other direction, though, would enable a torrent of

> frivolous lawsuits, threatening future vaccine development and

> cutting off patient access to medicines.

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> Meryl Dorey,

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