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Originally posted by spartan1337
Dammit, I know I wont be taking the vaccine but I dont know if I should tell my family not to take it, I would feel bad if they got the virus and would feel kill myself if they died because of the A H1N1, it's a tough decision.
Originally posted by spartan1337
Dammit, I know I wont be taking the vaccine but I dont know if I should tell my family not to take it, I would feel bad if they got the virus and would feel kill myself if they died because of the A H1N1, it's a tough decision.
Originally posted by ecoparity
reply to post by doctorvannostren
Were you give a couple of vaccines at the end of boot prior to the deployment screening? Sometimes they just do it all at once if you deploy right out of boot but if you go to a secondary school that "adiós" set of injections will be given alone.
Originally posted by AnnieNakki
Before considering taking it, I want to see our world leaders get the shot live, in person...with proof that what goes in their arm is the same stuff that will be going into our arms....or nasal passage...the first vaccine is a nasal spray....
Originally posted by kid_of_3NKi
Just saw this on german Yahoo news:
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...has been reported by the Bielefelder "Westfalen-Blatt" under reference to military sources. Its about the Serum Celvapan manufactured by Baxter.
Some doctors have warned of unforeseeable side effects to the other EU-approved vaccines Pandemrix, made by British firm GlaxoSmithKline, and Focetria, manufactured by Swiss company Novartis.
However, there are no studies comparing the side effects, according to the Paul Ehrlich Institute, which oversees drug registration and safety in Germany.
The president of Germany's Association of Children’s and Young People’s Physicians (BVKJ), Wolfram Hartmann, told the Westfalen-Blatt that the vaccines committee of the Robert Koch Institute in Berlin had reacted with surprise to the Bundeswehr’s “solo approach.”
He called for children aged six months to six years to also be given the additive-free shots.