Vaccine Deaths: Suspending Employees Not Enough.

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To

The Editor

Orissa Pioneer

Bhubaneswar.

 

Dear Sir,

 

The measles vaccine has shown its dark side yet again. The Government has not

learnt anything from the Chennai incident where three innocent lives were

" sacrificed for the greater good " , a term used to rationalise vaccine deaths and

damage. We do not know whether the paltry compensation amount offered by the

State Government will be enough to quell the grief of the young parents. Had

this been the USA the compensation would have been approximately 40 million

dollars. Life in India is dirt cheap.

 

Now in Aurangabad four children have died and six are battling for life. While

various reasons are being ascribed to these deaths, the Chennai medical report

points out brain swelling and haemorrhage as cause of death. This is a typical

vaccine reaction.

 

The authorities should note that the Indian measles vaccine has caused the death

of a child in Ukraine as reported by the press. The Rado Commission instructed

by the Ukrainian Parliament to investigate the cause has put the entire blame on

the vaccine sourced from India and provided to Ukraine by the WHO.

 

Under these circumstances it is imperative to again put a stop to the measles

vaccine campaign and consider other means to treat this common childhood illness

which many doctors believe is essential to exercise the immature immune system

of the infant.

 

Yours faithfully,

Jagannath Chatterjee,

Bhubsaneswar.

“There is an unpleasant whiff of arrogance in the whole (vaccine-autism)

debate,†Horton says. “Can the public not be trusted with a controversial

hypothesis? The view that the public cannot interpret uncertainty indicates an

old-fashioned paternalism at work. The public is entitled to know as much as

possible.â€

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Excellent letter Jagannath.  I surely hope it was published! I checked out the

Orissa Pioneer but was unable to get Letters to the Editor for Bhubaneswar.

Please let us know if it's published and if there is room for comments!

Thanks so much.

Maracuja

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Subject: Vaccine Deaths: Suspending Employees Not Enough.

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Date: Monday, September 29, 2008, 2:47 AM

To

The Editor

Orissa Pioneer

Bhubaneswar.

 

Dear Sir,

 

The measles vaccine has shown its dark side yet again. The Government has not

learnt anything from the Chennai incident where three innocent lives were

" sacrificed for the greater good " , a term used to rationalise vaccine deaths and

damage. We do not know whether the paltry compensation amount offered by the

State Government will be enough to quell the grief of the young parents. Had

this been the USA the compensation would have been approximately 40 million

dollars. Life in India is dirt cheap.

 

Now in Aurangabad four children have died and six are battling for life. While

various reasons are being ascribed to these deaths, the Chennai medical report

points out brain swelling and haemorrhage as cause of death. This is a typical

vaccine reaction.

 

The authorities should note that the Indian measles vaccine has caused the death

of a child in Ukraine as reported by the press. The Rado Commission instructed

by the Ukrainian Parliament to investigate the cause has put the entire blame on

the vaccine sourced from India and provided to Ukraine by the WHO.

 

Under these circumstances it is imperative to again put a stop to the measles

vaccine campaign and consider other means to treat this common childhood illness

which many doctors believe is essential to exercise the immature immune system

of the infant.

 

Yours faithfully,

Jagannath Chatterjee,

Bhubsaneswar.

“There is an unpleasant whiff of arrogance in the whole (vaccine-autism)

debate,” Horton says. “Can the public not be trusted with a controversial

hypothesis? The view that the public cannot interpret uncertainty indicates an

old-fashioned paternalism at work. The public is entitled to know as much as

possible.”

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