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Graphs: MeNZB Facts Speak for Themselves

MeNZB Facts Speak for Themselves


Ron Law & Barbara Sumner Burstyn

NOTE: TVNZ's Sunday Program has provided email notification that it intends to broadcast the Norwegian Documentary "THE VACCINE EXPERIMENT - In The Service of Good" this Sunday at 7.30pm.

Contrary to popular belief, the Ministry of Health's own data shows that the MeNZB vaccine has had little or no impact on the natural decline in meningococcal disease.

ACT Health Spokesperson, Heather Roy has made the astonishing claim that "the MeNZB vaccine is saving lives" and that "The meningitis vaccine has seen a dramatic decrease in the number of deaths of New Zealand babies, toddlers and young people."

http://www.scoop.co.nz/stories/PA0610/S00485.htm

There is no scientific evidence to support such a claim... we let the Ministry of Health's own data speak for itself in this graphical essay. All five children who have died of meningococcal disease since January 2005 have been vaccinated. According to the Minister of Health not a single death has occurred in unvaccinated children.


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