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Scoop Video: Health Professionals Slam MeNZB Doco

Thursday, 2 November 2006, 7:13 pm
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Scoop Video: Health Professionals Slam MeNZB Documentary

Scoop Video: Doctors at the University of Auckland’s Immunisation Advisory Centre have slammed a Norwegian documentary that portrays the MeNZB vaccine as unproven and unsafe and its director Dr Nikki Turner says the doco is "scaremongering" and is dishonest. So why is the health profession so concerned about a foreign documentary? Scoop reports… (Audio & credits below)

Images used in this video courtesy of www.meningitis-trust.org.nz

TVNZ plans to screen the MeNZB documentary in a one hour Sunday special on Sunday November 5 at 7:30pm.

Scoop Audio: Click here to listen to the entire press conference.

Click here to download the MOHMeNZBPresser21106.mp3

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