Last updated: 7 November, 2007
MMR and Vaccine Information
JABS and MMR in the News
There is no Information for this month and year, please select another period.
Note: some of the older links might not exist any more.
I helped my son beat autism by making him give up Weetabix
DailyMail: A few weeks ago, a one-woman campaign culminated in Polly Tommey meeting the Prime Minister to improve support for the families of children with autism.
13-Valent Jab Expands Coverage Against Pneumococcal Disease, ..
docguide.com:Concomitant administration of a 13-valent or 7-valent pneumococcal vaccine (PCV13 and PCV7, respectively) with routine diphtheria tetanus and pertussis (DtaP), hepatitis B (HBV), polio (IPV), Haemophilus influenzae type B (Hib), and meningoco
US - Return of separate MMR vaccines
examiner.com: '..The MMR combination vaccine is the most controversial of all vaccines because it has been linked to autism. Despite the CDC's assurances that vaccines do not cause autism, parents and caregivers continue to be skeptical...'
16/6/09 No compulsory MMR, minister says
BBC Newsonline: The health minister has ruled out introducing compulsory MMR vaccinations saying it could make matters worse and damage trust in health professionals.
14/6/09 Neutralising the toxicity of vaccines
New Nation: Bangladesh's Independent News Source - There are no long-term studies on vaccine safety. Very short-term tests are carried out where the vaccinated subjects are checked against another group who are given another vaccine. Technically the tests
13/6/09 PETER HITCHENS: You can't hear the jackboots, but this is still oppression
MailonSunday: We used to think that Communism would arrive in this country on the bayonets of Soviet soldiers, if it came at all. We never realised that it would instead materialise amid our freedom and prosperity, step by tiny step, in the form of bureau
4/6/09 Childhood jabs should be compulsory, says former head of BMA
Telegraph: '...At present the BMA does not believe compulsory immunisation is the way forward for the UK. ...'
Note: some of the older links might not exist any more.

Last Updated 7 November, 2007
Please note that as this site is managed by volunteers, changes may take some little while to take effect.
All the information shown here is shown in good faith, and is the opinion of the contributors, not the organisers.