News & Views: Answering Questions About Human DNA and Human Proteins in Vaccines
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Following are a few resources that address the issue of and answer questions about the use of human DNA from aborted fetuses in vaccines.
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Following are a few resources that address the issue of and answer questions about the use of human DNA from aborted fetuses in vaccines.
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Read about Ramona Cordero's dedication to helping deliver timely immunization and other preventive care to children in rural towns in the Dominican Republic through a children’s health program started by CHOP in partnerships with local organizations.
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Read Dr. Offit's op-ed originally published in The Boston Globe about a federal court hearing in June 2007 where lawyers for 4,800 autistic children argued that vaccines caused autism.
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In this op-ed, Dr. Offit explains how litigation against vaccine manufacturers has done more harm than good. He writes about how "vaccine courts," where scientists, epidemiologists and clinicians review data and decide whether the claim is valid, will bring reason and fairness to decisions about vaccine safety.
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In his op-ed, Dr. Offit gives a brief summary of a family's experience with autism and their desperate attempt to treat their son that ended in a tragedy. He then addresses why mercury in vaccines is not the cause of autism and why this myth has been so prevalent.