Comments on: Sanofi Pasteur, maker of Gardasil, wins contract to supply cervical cancer vaccine in Ireland

By: Mairead

Mairead — Wed, 09 Jun 2010 14:54:14 +0000

I would like to agree with
everything that Leslie said.
Mairéad
Irish Vaccine Informed Parents

By: Leslie

Leslie — Fri, 12 Feb 2010 01:46:46 +0000

Ireland – beware- There are now more than 19,000 adverse reactions and 60 deaths reported to VAERS (between 1 to 10% reporting. According to Diane Harper, the lead researcher on this vaccine for Merck and who backed away from the project “there are now more adverse reactions than there are cases of cervical cancer. Parents across the world are coming together, sharing stories, documents and research on the adverse reactions to share with their respective governments. Please educate yourself about this vaccine before your daughter becomes “one less” healthy teenager.

By: Dr Colm O'Mahony

Dr Colm O'Mahony — Wed, 10 Feb 2010 15:46:41 +0000

I’m jealous! I’m a consultant in sexual health in the UK. The UK DoH took a shortsighted financial view and chose Cervarix – which does not also prtoect against genital warts. In countries like Australia where Gardasil has been the vaccine of choice they have already seen a 48% reduction in new cases of genital warts in young women. They will have eradicated genital warts and mild dyskaryosis from HPV 6 and 11 within a few years. As the UK is one of the few countries to have chosen the ‘wrong’ vaccine Australian doctors were saying that the biggest threat to them is now British backpackers continuing to bring in HPV 6 and 11! At least now, Irish backpackers will be welcome? Ireland can now look forward to wart free STD clinics in due course. Any chance of a job back home…….?