A French Court has fined a doctor 3000 Euros for failing to inform a patient of all side effects of a vaccination. This included the risk of multiple sclerosis from the Hepatitis B vaccine.
This is an important decision which reinforces in law the doctor’s obligation to obtain informed consent from a patient.
The full story can be read in this Google translation from a French law website for French lawyers:
Vaccination against hepatitis B and multiple sclerosis: the patient must know!
By William COLLART – Lawyer | 24-12-2012
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They also forgot to mention that it contains peanut oil. How is a parent suppose to know if their newborn is allergic to peanuts within minutes of being born. We all should know what happens if you eat peanuts when your allergic… Like the throat swelling thus preventing you from being able to breath. Which then leads to your brain swelling, then it bleeds. Oooops, this is now what is known as a symtom of shaken baby syndrome……. As for the parent/last caregiver be prepared to wear those silver braclets with the pad lock,matching sporty orange jump suit and those so very attractive flip flops.
The Non-Disclosed and Hyper-Allergenic Vaccine Adjuvant
This disclosure offers alot of important information regarding the hep b vaccine
Why doesn’t ME Try doing a little research on their own as I did. Its obvious ME didn’t loose a grandchild at 10 wks old as I did thus leaving me with an autopsy report stating its findings as anamnestic.
an·am·nes·tic
/ˌanamˈnestik/
Adjective
Denoting an enhanced reaction of the body’s immune system to an antigen that is related to an antigen previously encountered.
Doctors cannot be expected to know all the side effects and certainly not the longterm ones, because nobody does. That is one reason why doctors should not recommend vaccines.