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by Steven Ertelt
LifeNews.com Editor
March 26 , 2010
Washington, DC (LifeNews.com) -- The new pro-abortion health care bill President Barack Obama signed into law contains massive abortion funding and promotion. But, states legislatures can decide to opt out of making their residents pay for abortions and some states are already moving ahead with legislation to do so.
Charmaine Yoest, the president of Americans United for Life, told LifeNews.com about the opportunity states have despite the pro-abortion law . Read the complete story...
OPTING OUT
Click here to view the map which shows the number of states that desire to “opt out” of the recently passed health care reform measure.
GARDASIL VACCINE NEWS
Finally, the American Medical Association has spoken some truth about the controversial vaccine Gardasil, the mainstream media has picked up the story, and doctors are “just saying no,” to it for their patients.
An article in the current issue of the Journal of the American Medical Association (JAMA, August 19, 2009) takes Gardasil manufacturer Merck to task for marketing Gardasil as a cervical cancer vaccine rather than an HPV vaccine; for ignoring those populations of girls and women most at risk for cervical cancer; and for what amounts to deceptive advertising by withholding troubling facts about the vaccine.
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Merck Researcher Admits:
Gardasil Guards Against Almost Nothing
by Joan Robinson and Steven W. Mosher The Gardasil vaccine has made millions for Merck, but it will prevent very few cases of cervical cancer. And it has caused tens of thousands of prepubescent girls to suffer side effects.
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GARDASIL LINKED TO 49 DEATHS
This appeared on Life Issues daily radio commentary by Brad Mattes on April 20, 2010 at www.lifeissues.org/blog/index.php?paged=3
You've heard about Toyota 's debacle with their product. About fifty deaths have been attributed to unexpected acceleration in the cars. As a result, it triggered billions of dollars in recalled vehicles. Compare that with Gardasil, the vaccine to prevent human papilloma virus, a sexually transmitted disease causing cervical cancer. So far about the same number of deaths has been linked to this vaccine. But there's been no wide scale publicity or a recall. As a matter of fact, it's still required for sixth-grade girls in several states, although parents can opt out. For no medical reason, Gardasil was fast-track approved by the FDA. Now it appears young girls are paying with their lives. If you're thinking of giving Gardasil to your daughter, make sure you get all the facts first.
HOW THE OBAMA HEALTH LAW WILL RATION YOUR FAMILY'S MEDICAL TREATMENT www.nrlc.org/healthcarerationing
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