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Posted on: 2019-11-25
Studies worldwide demonstrate HPV vaccine safety and no association with serious autoimmune and neurological diseases or problems during pregnancy

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the autoimmune diseases and menstrual cycle problems and fertility problems [...] and all of the other things that we’ve now seen are associated with the [HPV] vaccine

Source: Children's Health Defense, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., 2019-05-15
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Posted on: 2019-11-25
Studies worldwide demonstrate HPV vaccine safety and no association with serious autoimmune and neurological diseases or problems during pregnancy

The HPV vaccine has an excellent safety profile, as shown by studies conducted in different parts of the world on millions of people. These studies found no association between the HPV vaccine and serious adverse events such as autoimmune and neurological diseases.
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- Health
Posted on: 2019-10-15
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. misrepresents WHO causality assessment for adverse events following vaccination, wrongly claims it enables cover-up of vaccine deaths

Claim:

[It] is nearly impossible to categorize post-vaccine deaths as vaccine-related

Source: Children's Health Defense, NewsPunch, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., Baxter Dmitry, 2017-07-18

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