Save Children At Risk – Demand Release of Trial Data On Dangerous Vaccine – Help Yourself, Your Children and Others – Tell The Director, Christian Medical College, “Release Rotavirus Vaccine Trial Data”

Vaccines which kill and injure children are unacceptable.  This is why you are asked to sign the petition linked to below. The problem with the rotavirus vaccine is it can kill.  The other problem is the rotavirus is no risk to your child.

Read on for why. 

30 Seconds of your time could save a child’s life, so click the link and sign the petition:

To Director, Christian Medical College: Release Rotavirus Vaccine Trial Data

Rotavirus vaccine is given to children to interrupt the circulation of the rotavirus to prevent diahorrea.  In developed western economies this is not a killer disease.  The vaccine is part of a programme directed to eradication of the virus.  Your child gets the vaccine because some anonymous officials have decided they don’t want to develop a proper treatment.  They want to be heroes and claim the credit for eradicating a disease which is no threat to your child or any child in your entire country.  It does not seem to matter who gets in the way.  That your healthy child is put at risk of death on the way somehow does not seem important to some of them.  That larger numbers of third world economy children are put at risk also seems not so important – just as long as no one identifies and names those concerned as pushing a killer vaccine.

Rotavirus vaccine causes some children’s intestine to fold into or collapse into itself.  This is called intussusception.  It is dangerous and a killer.  It seems that many if not all rotavirus vaccines have this problem.  So if you are in a developed western country you have every right to insist 1) your child is not given a rotavirus vaccine and 2) those who push the vaccines develop effective treatments instead for the very few who might have a problem with the virus.

This killer vaccine is no benefit to your healthy baby, but is a threat even to your baby in the USA:  Intussusception Risk after Rotavirus Vaccination in U.S. Infants N Engl J Med 2014; 370:1766May 1, 2014DOI: 10.1056/NEJMc1402790.  This “telescoping” often blocks food or fluid from passing through. Intussusception also cuts off the blood supply to the part of the intestine that’s affected. Intussusception can lead to a tear in the bowel (perforation), infection and death of bowel tissue. It requires an x-ray and surgery to diagnose and correct the situation.

See the end of this post for a list of the top countries listed where rotavirus is of zero risk and for those where it is near negligible risk.

So you should be asking, why is my baby being given this vaccine?  And if you are in the USA, with the imminent introduction of the US “Vaccinate All Children Act of 2015” you have to ask why is the Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices mandating a useless vaccine for my child which only puts my child at risk of death.  Under the Bill currently before Congress your child has to have vaccines ACIP mandates – no if’s, no but’s and no religious or conscientious exemptions and even if the vaccine is pointless and puts your child at risk including of death – like rotavirus vaccine [courtesy of Dr Paul Offit].

This brings us to the science and the main topic of this post.  Rotavirus Vaccine 116E has according to a letter in the journal Vaccine in 2015, been tested in only 4532 infants (4532 received vaccine; 2187 were controls). There was an excess of 11 cases of intussusception per 10,000 vaccinated. This is 5 to 10 times higher than the risk of intussusception with Rotashield vaccine (which was withdrawn from the market) and nearly 70 times higher than the risk of intussusception with the current, internationally licensed vaccine, RotaTeq.  Ultrasound evidence of intussusception was found in 17 who had received the 116E vaccine (3.75/1000 or 37.5/10,000) and in 6 babies receiving placebo (2.636/1000 or 26.36/10,000): Letter to Editor – Intussusception risk with 116E rotavirus vaccine in Vellore, South India. Drs Jalaj Bajaj & Jacob M. Puliyel Vaccine 2015

So please click the link and sign this petition:

To Director, Christian Medical College: Release Rotavirus Vaccine Trial Data

The WHO has said it is unethical not to disclose data from a trial of this nature. Instead of disclosing the data, there is concern it is planned to do an uncontrolled trial in 100,000 more children exposing them to risk of death without disclosing the data from the previous trial. The full data must be provided from the Vellore trial.

Intussusception rates varied in the different regions studied by John and colleagues. In Vellore it was 581/100,000 child-years and in Delhi it was much lower – 27.7/100,000 child-years. John J, et al Active surveillance for intussusception in a phase III efficacy trial of an oral mono-valent rotavirus vaccine in India. Vaccine 2014;32 (August (Suppl. 1)):A104–9.

The regional differences in intussusception rates could mean that it may be more risky to use the vaccine in some areas. The authors called for segregated data from Vellore for vaccinated and control where the intussusceptions cases were highest. This data could also point out if a certain section of the population were more susceptible to adverse effects. However despite several attempts the data is not being shared which is a cause for great concern.

We would request the Director, Christian Medical College to release the trial data as per the recent WHO call for ethics and transparency in research.

Don’t be pushed around by some of the thugs and bullies who accuse people concerned for children’s safety that they are “anti-vaccine” instead of pro children’s safety.  They are encouraged by Dr Ben Goldacre’s BadScience Forum or some thugs and bullies amongst those individuals who congregate at Dr David Gorski’s rants on the non-science or near science-free “scienceblogs” blog or by the likes of Dr Paul Offit, who attacks anyone whilst making money from his own rotavirus patents: Paul Offit – Liar “Doctor of Vaccine Profit” Voted His Patented Rotavirus Vaccine For US Children When On Vaccine Safety Committee.

TABLE – RISK OF DEATH FROM ROTAVIRUS DIAHORREA

A word of warning about the statistics.  These are World Health Organisation estimates.  In CHS’s opinion WHO is not a reliable source of data and their estimates can be what we believe is exaggerated.  Do not forget that it was the WHO’s SAGE Committee headed by the UK’s Professor David Salisbury which brought us the swine flu debacle and at least 800 children who developed the serious condition of narcolepsy from GSK’s in our view near pointless for children swine flu vaccine.  Some of the people who push vaccines appear in our opinion to be fanatics who do not listen to science, ethics or reason.

ISO3	Country	2008 rotavirus deaths, aged < 5	95% confidence interval	< 5 rota mortality rate (per 100 000 population < 5)
AND	Andorra	<10	0 -10	0	0.1
ARE	United Arab Emirates	<10	0 -10	0	0.3
AUS	Australia	<10	0 -10	0	0.2
AUT	Austria	<10	0 -10	0	0.2
BEL	Belgium	<10	0 -10	0	0.5
BHS	Bahamas	<10	0 -10	0	0.1
BLR	Belarus	<10	0 -10	0	0.1
BRB	Barbados	<10	0 -10	0	0.0
BRN	Brunei Darussalam	<10	0 -10	0	0.2
CAN	Canada	<10	0 -10	0	0.0
CHE	Switzerland	<10	0 -10	0	0.0
CHL	Chile	<10	0 -10	0	0.1
COK	Cook Islands	<10	0 -10	0	0.0
CYP	Cyprus	<10	0 -10	0	0.1
CZE	Czech Republic	<10	0 -10	0	0.3
DEU	Germany	<10	0 -10	0	0.1
DMA	Dominica	<10	0 -10	0	0.0
DNK	Denmark	<10	0 -10	0	0.4
ESP	Spain	<10	0 -10	0	0.1
EST	Estonia	<10	0 -10	0	0.0
FIN	Finland	<10	0 -10	0	0.2
FRA	France	18	12 – 23	0	0.5
GBR	United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland	<10	0 -10	0	0.0
GRC	Greece	<10	0 -10	0	0.0
GRD	Grenada	<10	0 -10	0	0.0
HUN	Hungary	<10	0 -10	0	0.1
IRL	Ireland	<10	0 -10	0	0.0
ISL	Iceland	<10	0 -10	0	0.0
ISR	Israel	<10	0 -10	0	0.0
ITA	Italy	<10	0 -10	0	0.0
JPN	Japan	20	14 – 26	0	0.5
KNA	Saint Kitts and Nevis	<10	0 -10	0	0.0
KOR	Republic of Korea	<10	0 -10	0	0.1
KWT	Kuwait	<10	0 -10	0	0.2
LUX	Luxembourg	<10	0 -10	0	0.0
LVA	Latvia	<10	0 -10	0	0.0
MCO	Monaco	<10	0 -10	0	0.1
MLT	Malta	<10	0 -10	0	0.0
MNE	Montenegro	<10	0 -10	0	0.0
NLD	Netherlands	<10	0 -10	0	0.2
NOR	Norway	<10	0 -10	0	0.5
NZL	New Zealand	<10	0 -10	0	0.2
POL	Poland	<10	0 -10	0	0.0
PRT	Portugal	<10	0 -10	0	0.0
SGP	Singapore	<10	0 -10	0	0.0
SMR	San Marino	<10	0 -10	0	0.0
SRB	Serbia	<10	0 -10	0	0.0
SVK	Slovakia	<10	0 -10	0	0.1
SVN	Slovenia	<10	0 -10	0	0.0
SWE	Sweden	<10	0 -10	0	0.3
SYC	Seychelles	<10	0 -10	0	0.0
USA	United States of America	14	10 – 19	0	0.0
VCT	Saint Vincent and the Grenadines	<10	0 -10	0	0.0
ARG	Argentina	45	41 – 49	1	0.4
BGR	Bulgaria	<10	0 -10	1	0.3
BHR	Bahrain	<10	0 -10	1	0.3
BIH	Bosnia and Herzegovina	<10	0 -10	1	0.5
CRI	Costa Rica	<10	0 -10	1	0.3
CUB	Cuba	<10	0 -10	1	0.7
HRV	Croatia	<10	0 -10	1	0.6
LCA	Saint Lucia	<10	0 -10	1	0.2
LTU	Lithuania	<10	0 -10	1	0.3
MUS	Mauritius	<10	0 -10	1	0.4
MYS	Malaysia	15	14 – 16	1	0.4
NIU	Niue	<10	0 -10	1	0.3
QAT	Qatar	<10	0 -10	1	0.6
ROU	Romania	14	13 – 16	1	0.4
RUS	Russian Federation	90	82 – 99	1	0.4
UKR	Ukraine	16	14 – 17	1	0.2
ATG	Antigua and Barbuda	<10	0 -10	2	0.9
TTO	Trinidad and Tobago	<10	0 -10	2	0.4
URY	Uruguay	<10	0 -10	2	0.9
ALB	Albania	<10	0 -10	3	0.7
ARM	Armenia	<10	0 -10	3	0.7
LBN	Lebanon	<10	0 -10	3	0.5
MDA	Republic of Moldova	<10	0 -10	3	0.6
MKD	The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia	<10	0 -10	3	1.1
OMN	Oman	<10	0 -10	3	1.1
THA	Thailand	153	139 – 168	3	1.2
TUR	Turkey	188	171 – 206	3	0.7
TUV	Tuvalu	<10	0 -10	3	0.4
LKA	Sri Lanka	72	65 – 78	4	1.0
MEX	Mexico	464	422 – 507	4	1.1
BRA	Brazil	857	780 – 937	5	1.3
CHN	China	4161	3,783 – 4,548	5	1.2
LBY	Libyan Arab Jamahiriya	38	35 – 42	5	1.4
PLW	Palau	<10	0 -10	5	1.1
COL	Colombia	282	256 – 308	6	1.5
KAZ	Kazakhstan	92	84 – 101	6	0.7
SLV	El Salvador	34	31 – 38	6	1.4
FJI	Fiji	<10	0 -10	7	1.9
SYR	Syrian Arab Republic	173	158 – 190	7	2.1
VNM	Viet Nam	524	476 – 572	7	1.3
VUT	Vanuatu	<10	0 -10	7	2.1
BLZ	Belize	<10	0 -10	8	2.2
SAU	Saudi Arabia	241	219 – 263	8	2.1
SUR	Suriname	<10	0 -10	8	1.3
TUN	Tunisia	68	62 – 75	8	2.1
EGY	Egypt	819	697 – 945	9	1.8
MDV	Maldives	<10	0 -10	9	2.4
PER	Peru	277	244 – 311	9	2.1
SLB	Solomon Islands	<10	0 -10	9	1.6
TON	Tonga	<10	0 -10	9	2.8
VEN	Venezuela (Bolivarian Republic of)	251	228 – 275	9	2.2
JOR	Jordan	75	68 – 82	10	2.0
MNG	Mongolia	26	24 – 29	10	1.2
ECU	Ecuador	162	143 – 182	11	2.4
PAN	Panama	38	34 – 41	11	2.5
WSM	Samoa	<10	0 -10	12	3.0
FSM	Micronesia (Federated States of)	<10	0 -10	13	1.5
GEO	Georgia	35	32 – 38	14	2.6
PHL	Philippines	1564	1,422 – 1,710	14	2.2
NRU	Nauru	<10	0 -10	15	1.8
PRY	Paraguay	121	110 – 132	16	3.1
GUY	Guyana	17	15 – 18	22	3.9
NIC	Nicaragua	147	130 – 165	22	3.5
NAM	Namibia	66	56 – 76	23	2.4
CPV	Cape Verde	13	11 – 15	24	3.1
DOM	Dominican Republic	274	249 – 300	26	4.4
HND	Honduras	257	234 – 281	27	5.0
MHL	Marshall Islands	<10	0 -10	28	5.0
BWA	Botswana	67	57 – 78	30	2.8
PNG	Papua New Guinea	277	252 – 303	30	2.2
PRK	Democratic People’s Republic of Korea	517	440 – 595	30	4.4
JAM	Jamaica	78	71 – 85	32	6.1
IRN	Iran (Islamic Republic of)	1974	1,795 – 2,158	33	5.3
DZA	Algeria	1173	998 – 1,354	34	4.2
LAO	Lao People’s Democratic Republic	281	256 – 307	40	3.2
UZB	Uzbekistan	1091	992 – 1,193	41	3.4
AZE	Azerbaijan	329	299 – 360	44	3.6
MAR	Morocco	1316	1,121 – 1,520	44	5.4
IDN	Indonesia	9970	9,066 – 10,899	45	5.8
IRQ	Iraq	2257	1,921 – 2,598	46	5.4
KGZ	Kyrgyzstan	259	236 – 283	48	5.1
GAB	Gabon	95	81 – 109	52	3.2
LSO	Lesotho	143	122 – 165	52	2.5
ZWE	Zimbabwe	903	769 – 1,043	54	2.9
TKM	Turkmenistan	284	259 – 311	55	4.4
ZAF	South Africa	2882	2,454 – 3,328	56	4.1
KIR	Kiribati	<10	0 -10	60	5.8
GHA	Ghana	2090	1,780 – 2,413	61	3.6
KHM	Cambodia	921	837 – 1,007	61	4.8
TLS	Timor-Leste	114	97 – 131	63	4.5
BGD	Bangladesh	9857	8,392 – 11,347	65	6.0
GTM	Guatemala	1502	1,323 – 1,684	71	9.8
NPL	Nepal	2601	2,214 – 2,994	72	6.6
SWZ	Swaziland	112	95 – 129	72	3.9
BOL	Bolivia (Plurinational State of)	946	833 – 1,061	76	6.2
IND	India	98621	83,958 – 113,521	77	5.5
STP	Sao Tome and Principe	18	16 – 21	78	4.6
MDG	Madagascar	2787	2,374 – 3,218	88	6.0
ERI	Eritrea	730	621 – 842	89	6.1
SEN	Senegal	1951	1,661 – 2,252	98	5.4
BTN	Bhutan	72	61 – 83	99	7.7
TJK	Tajikistan	865	787 – 946	101	7.0
MWI	Malawi	2558	2,178 – 2,954	102	4.3
GMB	Gambia	290	247 – 335	104	4.6
COM	Comoros	126	107 – 145	107	5.4
TZA	United Republic of Tanzania	8171	6,958 – 9,434	108	5.8
CIV	Côte d’Ivoire	3393	2,889 – 3,917	116	4.1
MOZ	Mozambique	4481	3,815 – 5,173	116	3.6
MMR	Myanmar	4717	4,016 – 5,430	119	8.1
COG	Congo	723	616 – 835	121	5.8
BEN	Benin	1757	1,496 – 2,029	122	4.5
LBR	Liberia	771	656 – 890	122	4.8
TGO	Togo	1050	894 – 1,212	123	5.3
KEN	Kenya	8005	6,817 – 9,243	125	6.4
DJI	Djibouti	142	121 – 165	128	6.2
GNQ	Equatorial Guinea	131	112 – 152	129	4.5
YEM	Yemen	5094	4,337 – 5,864	132	7.4
SDN	Sudan	8450	7,195 – 9,756	135	5.9
GIN	Guinea	2328	1,982 – 2,687	145	4.6
MRT	Mauritania	780	664 – 900	156	6.3
ZMB	Zambia	3617	3,080 – 4,176	160	5.9
NGA	Nigeria	41057	34,960 – 47,402	161	4.7
UGA	Uganda	10637	9,058 – 12,281	173	7.3
CAF	Central African Republic	1162	989 – 1,341	181	4.9
HTI	Haiti	2234	1,968 – 2,505	182	10.3
PAK	Pakistan	39144	33,324 – 45,058	191	9.5
CMR	Cameroon	5825	4,960 – 6,725	196	6.2
RWA	Rwanda	3472	2,957 – 4,009	206	8.8
SLE	Sierra Leone	2058	1,752 – 2,376	218	5.0
BFA	Burkina Faso	6228	5,303 – 7,191	222	5.3
ETH	Ethiopia	28218	24,028 – 32,579	235	9.8
NER	Niger	7473	6,363 – 8,627	258	7.3
MLI	Mali	7253	6,176 – 8,374	262	6.1
AGO	Angola	8788	7,483 – 10,147	263	6.9
GNB	Guinea-Bissau	641	545 – 740	273	7.7
COD	Democratic Republic of the Congo	32653	27,804 – 37,699	283	7.0
BDI	Burundi	3561	3,032 – 4,111	314	9.5
SOM	Somalia	5110	4,351 – 5,899	317	7.6
TCD	Chad	6347	5,405 – 7,328	327	8.0
AFG	Afghanistan	25423	21,643 – 29,263	474	13.8

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