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More profits are needed.
More shots may be in store for young men at the doctor's office, as an expert panel said Tuesday they should receive routine vaccination against HPV. The Centers for Disease Control's Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices believes that vaccinating males will slow the sexually transmitted virus' spread to females - and prevent rare forms of cancer later in life. The CDC panel's recommendations are usually adopted by federal health officials, who, in turn, request that doctors and patients around the nation follow their lead. "Today is another milestone in the nation's battle against cancer," Dr. Anne Schuchat, a CDC administrator, told The Associated Press. If the recommendation is adopted, boys will get the human papillomavirus, or HPV, vaccine when they are 11 or 12, along with other common immunizations. The committee recommended, however, that any male 13 to 21 years of age receive the vaccination. The CDC may be facing an uphill battle in convincing young men - and their doctors - that they need the vaccine. While HPV does cause most of the cervical cancer in women, it's mostly harmless for men, though a minority infected with HPV develop anal cancer. Read more: http://www.nydailynews.com/lifestyle...#ixzz1btYr0fzc Don't let your son get ass cancer. Have him get this vaccine. |
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JFC, CDC, what do you have against boys?
CDC official accused of child molestation, bestiality Atlanta (CNN) -- An official with the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention has been arrested and charged with two counts of child molestation and one count of bestiality, police said. Police arrested Dr. Kimberly Quinlan Lindsey, 44, in DeKalb County, Georgia, on Sunday. Authorities also charged Lindsey's live-in boyfriend, Thomas Joseph Westerman, 42, with two counts of child molestation. The two are accused of "immoral and indecent" sexual acts involving a 6-year-old, according to information from DeKalb County Magistrate Court and an arrest warrant. The bestiality charge says Lindsey "did unlawfully perform or submit to any sexual act with an animal." The alleged incidents took place between January 1, 2010, and August 22, 2011. Westerman is out of jail on bail; Lindsey remains in jail with bail set at $20,000, said Lt. Pam Kunz of the DeKalb County Police Department. Thomas Joseph Westerman, Lindsey's live-in boyfriend, was arrested for counts of child molestation. Neither has made a public statement. Westerman did not immediately return a call from CNN. Both went to court on Sunday for an initial appearance and have a preliminary hearing scheduled for December 1, said Reggie Silverman, deputy clerk with DeKalb Magistrate Court. Lindsey is the deputy director for the Laboratory Science Policy and Practice Program Office at the CDC, according to her biography on the agency's website. Prior to her current role, Lindsey was the senior health scientist in the Office of Public Health Preparedness and Response. That office oversees the allocation process for $1.5 billion in terrorism preparedness. In her 12 years at the CDC, Lindsey has received 12 awards for outstanding performance on projects and programs, according to her bio on Emory University's Biological and Biomedical Sciences website. Lindsey earned her doctorate in immunology and molecular pathogenesis from the university in 1998, a year before she began work at the CDC. A LinkedIn Web page for a Thomas Westerman lists him as having been a watch officer at the CDC from November 2009 to November 2010 and a resource management specialist since August 2011. CDC spokesman Tom Skinner said the agency is aware of the case but cannot comment on personnel issues. http://www.cnn.com/2011/10/11/justic...est/index.html |
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There is no fucking evidence that HPV vaccination protects against cervical cancer at all, which in itself is a rare cancer form. Put that fact against the fact that around 100 girls have died following HPV vaccination, any reasonable human being would at this point, even if one is a believer in the flawed vaccination-immunity theory, say wait a minute, maybe it is not such a good idea to continue these experiments, instead the vaccine hawks at CDC is trying to make it an obligatory requirement to have these shots, and include boys in it too...
Someone, I don't remember who, instituted an award, for any vaccine proponent medical Dr to take the vaccination schedule that is recommended for a newborn until the age of 2, adjusted for the weight of the proponent. At first, if Remember correctly the award was $10.000, but no takers. It was upped to $100.000 a few years ago, still no takers... They say it is safe and good for the child, why don't they just take these easy money, and prove the opposition wrong in the process? |
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I think the arguement isn't to prevent them getting cervical cancer, but rather to keep them from spreading it to the girls in the first place. A large number of males are carriers of it, but oftentimes suffer few effects from it. |
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I'm just sayin' what I've read about the incidence of throat/larnyx cancer increasing over recent years. They test it and it comes back positive for hpv. It got in the girls throat somehow. {hpv doesn't migrate through the body so much, but rather tends to stay at the point of infection....which is why it has traditionally been linked to cervical cancer} |
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This is crazy, if you have an opportunity to talk to someone about
this, do it. There is lots research out there, these HPV vaccinations do not make sense even if you believed in vaccinations. Like Neuro said, and ximmy, they want everyone dumb and sick. WRH has many many good links on this going back. Build some good bookmark folders and share them with people you know. HPV is a key one to use to wake people up. |
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There is no fucking evidence that HPV vaccination protects against cervical cancer at all, which in itself is a rare cancer form. Put that fact against the fact that around 100 girls have died following HPV vaccination, any reasonable human being would at this point, even if one is a believer in the flawed vaccination-immunity theory, say wait a minute, maybe it is not such a good idea to continue these experiments, instead the vaccine hawks at CDC is trying to make it an obligatory requirement to have these shots, and include boys in it too... women mostly and is rare, so this makes no sense, what so ever, giving it to children and giving it to boys. I don't think Jews get vaccinations, I am not kidding here either, this is for real, we are being poisoned. |
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I think the arguement isn't to prevent them getting cervical cancer, but rather to keep them from spreading it to the girls in the first place. A large number of males are carriers of it, but oftentimes suffer few effects from it. dys |
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