[NVIC] HPV Vaccine Now, HIV Vaccine Next

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August 3, 2006

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:: Schools to Offer STD Vaccine

:: Merck's cervical cancer vaccine gets EU's nod

:: Cancer vaccine would benefit both sexes

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LA Times, July 24, 2006:

" Price negotiations between Vaccines for Children and Gardasil's maker,

Merck & Co., will take at least two months, and it could be four to six

months more before the county can send it to school districts, said

Kerndt, director of the county health department's sexually transmitted

disease program. Kerndt said he will soon recommend to county supervisors

that all female adolescents in Los Angeles County receive the vaccine

unless their parents opt out. "

Reuters, London, July 28, 2006:

" Merck & Co Inc's Gardasil, the first vaccine to prevent cervical cancer,

was endorsed by a panel of European experts on Friday, bringing mass

vaccination against the killer disease a step nearer. Gardasil, viewed by

analysts as a multibillion-dollar-a- year seller, is a new kind of vaccine

that prevents cervical cancer by protecting against the sexually

transmitted human papilloma virus (HPV)....Recommendations by the committee

are normally formally approved by the European Commission within a couple

of months. "

LA Times, July 31, 2006:

" Dr. Bradley Monk, associate professor of gynecologic oncology at the

University of California at Irvine, said the best use of the vaccine would

include giving it to girls and boys and all women and men, regardless of

their individual risk factors. " We need to move toward a paradigm where

this is a universal vaccine, " he said in a commentary published in the

latest issue of the journal Obstetrics & Gynecology. "

BL Fisher Note:

In what is perhaps the most brilliant public relations and marketing

strategy ever employed by a pharmaceutical company promoting the universal

use of a vaccine most Americans do not need to prevent cervical cancer,

Merck & Co. is in the process of pulling off one of the biggest money

making schemes in the history of medicine. The Big Pharma giant that

brought us death by Vioxx has convinced the FDA, CDC, public school

officials and gynecology professors as well as the entire European Union

that every man and woman in the world must purchase and be injected with

the HPV vaccine in order to survive.

Never mind that the majority of all sexually active humans are

asymtomatically infected with HPV and go on to successfully produce

antibodies and clear it from their bodies without any residual negative

health effects whatsoever. Never mind that only 12,000 American women get

HPV related cervical cancer every year because routine pap smears have

reduced cervical cancer cases by more than 70 percent in the past half

century by detecting persistent HPV infection in the small percentage of

women who do not naturally clear HPV infection. Never mind that Merck only

tested its HPV vaccine on a few hundred nine year old girls but is now

lobbying for all little girls AND boys to be required to get three shots of

HPV vaccine - at a cost of $120 per shot - in order to attend school.

If Merck can pull the wool over enough eyes of the dumb sheep we have

become, then Merck will rake in more than $3 billion a year worldwide in

Gardasil sales alone. That would pay off a good number of the more than

11,000 Vioxx victims and their families now suing Merck in court.

HPV Vaccine: it's unnecessary, it's expensive, it's never been tested for

the ability to cause immune system disorders over time, particularly in

genetically vulnerable individuals. And yet, almost no one is standing up

to ask the question: why are the wheels being greased to make HPV vaccine

mandatory for every man, woman and child in the world?

Because like hepatitis B vaccine, which the CDC told pediatricians in 1991

to give to all babies at birth for an adult disease that is sexually

transmitted, HPV vaccine is a vaccine the CDC is telling doctors in 2006 to

give to all little girls and boys for a disease that is sexually

transmitted. And what is the ultimate sexually transmitted disease now

plaguing mankind? That's right: HIV. AIDS. The big one. The one that drug

companies are using billions of dollars of U.S. taxpayer money to develop

an HIV vaccine that governments of the world will pay more money to force

every citizen to use.

Every year the Vaccine Machine grows stronger while educated citizens in

developed nations, who should know better, are led like ignorant sheep to

slaughter, barely uttering a wimper. When the experimental AIDS vaccine is

trotted out in the not to distant future and rushed to market with calls

for world mandates, we will have been softened up to accept our fate

without too much fuss by the masterful marketing of hepatitis B vaccination

at birth and HPV vaccination in pre-adolescence.

And when we or our husbands, wives, brothers, sisters, sons or daughters

get sick after being injected with just a little bit of the HIV virus, we

will have been carefully taught to believe it is all just a coincidence:

the vaccine had nothing to do with it. No one, including Merck and other

HIV vaccine marketeers, or the government will take responsibility for what

happens. We allowed ourselves to be victimized a long time ago when we let

our politicians weaken the FDA's regulatory authority and take away our

right to seek justice in the civil court system for vaccine injuries.

The expedited injection of HPV vaccine into everyone in the world is just a

trial run for how easy it will be to expedite the injection of HIV vaccine

into everyone in the world. And when we all test positive for HIV after

that future forced vaccination experiment on humanity, we will have only

ourselves to blame for failing to stand up now and say no to forced use of

HPV vaccine.

Merck's cervical cancer vaccine gets EU's nod

Human papilloma virus vaccine Gardasil could be on market in Europe by

October.

CNN Money

July 28, 2006

LONDON (Reuters) -- Merck & Co Inc's Gardasil, the first vaccine to prevent

cervical cancer, was endorsed by a panel of European experts on Friday,

bringing mass vaccination against the killer disease a step nearer.

Gardasil, viewed by analysts as a multibillion- dollar-a-year seller, is a

new kind of vaccine that prevents cervical cancer by protecting against the

sexually transmitted human papilloma virus (HPV) which can trigger tumors.

The London-based European Medicines Agency said its Committee for Medicinal

Products for Human Use had recommended Gardasil for the prevention of

cancer, precancerous lesions and genital warts caused by four strains of HPV.

Recommendations by the committee are normally formally approved by the

European Commission within a couple of months.

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Schools to Offer STD Vaccine

L.A. Unified will give female students the option of receiving a shot that

could prevent cervical cancer. Some parents voice opposition.

Los Angeles Times

July 24, 2006

By Lynn Doan, Times Staff Writer

The Los Angeles Unified School District, and possibly dozens of other

school districts in Los Angeles County, plan to offer female students a

controversial vaccine that prevents a virus linked to cervical cancer,

health officials said.

As the shots become available in the coming months, L.A. Unified officials

said, female students with parental consent would be eligible to receive

Gardasil, a vaccine recently approved by the Food and Drug Administration

that prevents four types of the sexually transmitted human papillomavirus

(HPV), two of which cause cervical cancer. Some conservative groups have

expressed concern that providing the vaccine to adolescent girls would

encourage them to engage in sexual behavior.

An advisory committee of the federal Centers for Disease Control and

Prevention has recommended that all 11- and 12-year-old girls receive the

vaccine, along with young women currently ages 13 to 18. It is generally

not recommended for older women who may have already been exposed to HPV.

The committee also voted to add Gardasil to its list of vaccines provided

by the federal Vaccines for Children program.

Through the program, Los Angeles County distributes 16 approved vaccines

for free to qualified healthcare providers, including 22 school districts,

80 nonprofit community clinics and 44 county health services sites.

Maiorca, who retired two weeks ago as L.A. Unified's director of

nursing services, said the vaccine would be offered each year at dozens of

clinics that the district operates. The district's 600 school nurses will

be responsible for spreading the word.

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Cancer vaccine would benefit both sexes

Once used exclusively for women, Gardasil also could help prevent sexually

transmitted virus in men.

CNN Money

July 31, 2006

LOS ANGELES (Reuters) -- A new vaccine aimed at halting the spread of a

common sexually transmitted virus that can lead to cervical cancer should

eventually be given to both sexes, doctors said on Monday.

The vaccine, Gardasil from Merck (down $0.38 to $40.74, Charts), was

licensed in June by the Food and Drug Administration for use in women and

girls 9 to 26 years of age. It protects against four types of the human

papillomavirus, also known as HPV or human wart virus.

A government advisory committee agreed a month ago to recommend the vaccine

for girls aged 11 and 12, girls and women aged 13 to 26 who have not yet

received the vaccine and women who have had abnormal pap smears, genital

warts or certain other conditions.

Dr. Bradley Monk, associate professor in gynecologic oncology at the

University of California at Irvine, said the best use of the vaccine would

include giving it to girls and boys and all women and men, regardless of

their individual risk factors.

" We need to move toward a paradigm where this is a universal vaccine, " he

said in a commentary published in the latest issue of the journal

Obstetrics & Gynecology.

But some groups oppose requiring the shots for school attendance, saying

parents should decide whether to immunize their children against a sexually

transmitted virus.

Men can pass on the virus to their sexual partners, so it makes sense to

vaccinate boys against HPV, and it would also protect them from genital

warts, Monk said.

He dismissed the argument that vaccinating people against a sexually

transmitted disease would encourage promiscuity.

" Just because you wear a seat belt, does that mean you drive recklessly? Or

just because you give your son a tetanus shot, does that mean he is going

to go out and step on a rusty nail? Of course not, " Monk said.

GlaxoKline (down $0.16 to $55.46, Charts) is also developing a vaccine

against HPV strains, which infect about half of sexually active adults

sometime during their life.

The virus is usually harmless, but can lead to abnormal cells in the cervix

lining that can turn cancerous. It can also cause cancer of the penis.

" To have a vaccine that prevents cancer and not use it would be one of the

greatest tragedies, " Monk said.

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