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Old 09-02-2015, 11:27 PM
 
Location: Georgia, USA
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More on the duration of protection from HPV vaccines:

Long-term efficacy and safety of human papillomavirus vaccination

"In addition, the predicted duration of anti-HPV 16 and -HPV 18 antibody responses following vaccination were explored by mathematical modeling. Factors that can influence long-term immunity include the peak level of antibody response 1 month after the last vaccine dose, rates of B-cell decay and proliferation, B-cell immunologic memory, cell-mediated immunity, and individual variability. Based on data from the initial and follow-up studies, the results of the modeling predict that anti-HPV 16 and anti-HPV 18 antibody levels will decrease, but will remain several fold higher than those associated with natural infection for at least 20 years post vaccination. These results provide circumstantial evidence that should a booster be needed, this need will not occur before a substantial amount of time has elapsed after vaccination, which is consistent with previous modeling results."

In other words, based on the physiology of the immune response to the HPV vaccine, if a booster is needed it will be later rather than sooner.

 
Old 09-03-2015, 07:46 AM
 
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Without any evidence to support a connection between the symptoms those girls have and the vaccine, the parents are mistaken that the vaccine has caused any injury. I am sorry those girls are ill, but their problems are not due to Gardasil. There is too much evidence otherwise.
What evidence is there otherwise? We see report after report from girls all coming down with the same symptoms shortly after vaccination with the HPV vaccine. Doctors tell them that they don't know what it is. Their symptoms don't match any other illnesses that we have seen in the past yet the connection to Gardasil is dismissed. That's illogical.



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It was in post #4553, which you apparently found too difficult to read:

HPV Vaccine Information For Young Women

"How long does vaccine protection last?
Research suggests that vaccine protection is long-lasting. Current studies have followed vaccinated individuals for ten years, and show that there is no evidence of weakened protection over time." That's ten years and still going strong, not ten years and waning.

Dr. Jen Gunter discusses what would happen if the vaccine suddenly just did not work after ten years (which is not happening):

https://drjengunter.wordpress.com/20...-for-10-years/

If the HPV vaccine's effectiveness is at some point found to be waning, the simple solution is a booster.
"research suggests" How would they even know if the vaccine had worn off?


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Perhaps you would be more credible if you shared those sources with us. So far you have refused to do so. We can only conclude they are nonexistent. The sources I and others have used are far more credible than your "wide variety of [unnamed] sources". Internet stories are not credible sources. That seems to be all you have.

Internet anecdotes are not data. Properly performed studies of participants who have received HPV vaccines are not demonstrating any serious adverse effects at all.
BS. I have shared things here and they are either dismissed, ignored or the source attacked. That's the pattern. Like the links I shared regarding the bias and manipulation complicit in your precious scientific journals which was largely ignored.

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Old 09-03-2015, 09:05 AM
 
Location: New Yawk
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Without any evidence to support a connection between the symptoms those girls have and the vaccine, the parents are mistaken that the vaccine has caused any injury. I am sorry those girls are ill, but their problems are not due to Gardasil. There is too much evidence otherwise.
What interests me is: why are we not hearing about all of these injuries happening to boys? The vaccine has been recommended for males for a few years now, so if it is indeed the vaccine that causes severe side effects, wouldn't it stand to reason that there would be reports for them as well?

(Unless of course someone wants to invent a hypothesis about y chromosomes having a protective mechanism against the vaccine)
 
Old 09-03-2015, 09:31 AM
 
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What interests me is: why are we not hearing about all of these injuries happening to boys? The vaccine has been recommended for males for a few years now, so if it is indeed the vaccine that causes severe side effects, wouldn't it stand to reason that there would be reports for them as well?

(Unless of course someone wants to invent a hypothesis about y chromosomes having a protective mechanism against the vaccine)
Are many boys getting the HPV vaccine? I know that it's now recommended for both girls and boys but I wonder how many parents of boys are really getting the vaccine for their sons. I doubt the number is high.

The Danish documentary about HPV vaccine injuries showed a common theme among the girls who have been injured. The vast majority of those injured were very much involved in sports at the time of their vaccination and subsequent illness which includes chronic headaches, fever, partial paralysis that comes and goes, daily fainting, extreme fatigue, etc.

Info on HPV vaccine rates:
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HPV Vaccine
  • For girls ages 13-17, coverage with at least one dose of HPV vaccine increased by 3.3 percentage points from 2013 to 2014 (56.7% in 2013 vs. 60.0% in 2014).
    • Receipt of the recommended three doses increased from 2013 to 2014, but still remained low (36.8% in 2013 vs. 39.7% in 2014).
    • Coverage with each HPV vaccine dose was higher among Hispanic girls than among white girls; coverage with one and two doses of HPV vaccine was higher among black girls than among white girls.
    • Coverage with each HPV vaccine dose was higher among girls living below the poverty level compared with those living at or above the poverty level.
  • For boys ages 13-17, coverage with at least one dose of HPV vaccine increased by 8.1 percentage points from 2013 to 2014 (33.6% in 2013 vs 41.7% in 2014).
    • Receipt of the recommended three doses increased from 2013 to 2014, but still remained low (13.4% in 2013 vs. 21.6% in 2014).
    • Coverage with each HPV vaccine dose was higher among Hispanic boys than among white boys; and coverage with one dose of HPV vaccine was higher among black boys than among white boys.
    • Coverage with each HPV vaccine dose was higher among boys living below the poverty level compared with those living at or above the poverty level.
  • There was wide variation in HPV vaccination coverage at the state level.
    • For girls, state-level coverage with at least one dose of HPV vaccine ranged from 38.3% in Kansas to 76.0% in Rhode Island.
    • For boys, state-level coverage with at least one dose of HPV vaccine coverage ranged from 23.2% in Indiana to 69.0% in Rhode Island.

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Old 09-03-2015, 09:46 AM
 
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?t=24&v=Ijwlo_NnPQc
 
Old 09-03-2015, 09:54 AM
 
Location: BC, Arizona
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Originally Posted by Ms.Mathlete View Post
What interests me is: why are we not hearing about all of these injuries happening to boys? The vaccine has been recommended for males for a few years now, so if it is indeed the vaccine that causes severe side effects, wouldn't it stand to reason that there would be reports for them as well?

(Unless of course someone wants to invent a hypothesis about y chromosomes having a protective mechanism against the vaccine)
Excellent point!

And we know the reason, because the evidence, statistics, research and studies all prove the vaccine doesn't cause injuries. "Some say"?

There are NO credible peer reviewed studies at all, MissTerri implies she has posted some, not true. Absolutely unequivocally false. Stories of girls getting sick around the time of the vaccine with parents looking for someone to blame, (which have been studied and NO link found) shared by "doctors" who have lost their license for unlawfully injecting foreign materials into patients they haven't seen (ironic?).

And just when you think the anti-van rhetoric is as absurd as possible you have the old "you can't prove it DIDNT cause injury". Seriously? On that logic it could be grade 7 science that caused injury, each of the girls who got ill studied science before they got ill. How dare they make my child take science!
 
Old 09-03-2015, 09:59 AM
 
Location: BC, Arizona
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Science not media please, we are back to Jenny McCarthy and using endorsements. The anti-vax blah blah blah without actual sources or science is medically and morally irresponsible. If you don't want to vaccinate, don't. If you are in a state that includes HPV vaccine (which is not the case in California) then that would be included in your decision.

Life is about choices. Get the vaccine, don't get the vaccine, I don't care. I'm glad public health agencies are protecting others (including your own kid perhaps) from this stupidity.
 
Old 09-03-2015, 10:02 AM
 
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Excellent point!

And we know the reason, because the evidence, statistics, research and studies all prove the vaccine doesn't cause injuries. "Some say"?

There are NO credible peer reviewed studies at all, MissTerri implies she has posted some, not true. Absolutely unequivocally false. Stories of girls getting sick around the time of the vaccine with parents looking for someone to blame, (which have been studied and NO link found) shared by "doctors" who have lost their license for unlawfully injecting foreign materials into patients they haven't seen (ironic?).

And just when you think the anti-van rhetoric is as absurd as possible you have the old "you can't prove it DIDNT cause injury". Seriously? On that logic it could be grade 7 science that caused injury, each of the girls who got ill studied science before they got ill. How dare they make my child take science!
Did you even bother to listen to the girls stories in the Danish Documentary and the one above that I shared? I made it easy for you, no reading required. I doubt you will. I've noticed that you run away when presented with information you don't like. These girls and their families did what they thought was right by getting the vaccine and then when injured the medical establishment turned their backs on them. Injuries that are ignored can't be documented.
 
Old 09-03-2015, 10:04 AM
 
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Science not media please, we are back to Jenny McCarthy and using endorsements. The anti-vax blah blah blah without actual sources or science is medically and morally irresponsible. If you don't want to vaccinate, don't. If you are in a state that includes HPV vaccine (which is not the case in California) then that would be included in your decision.

Life is about choices. Get the vaccine, don't get the vaccine, I don't care. I'm glad public health agencies are protecting others (including your own kid perhaps) from this stupidity.
Just what I thought. You didn't watch it. You dismiss info without even reading it. Very closed minded. It's only 6 minutes long. Not difficult to view. It's real people telling their stories. Real girls who were injured. Some of them died.
 
Old 09-03-2015, 10:23 AM
 
Location: New Yawk
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Originally Posted by MissTerri View Post
Are many boys getting the HPV vaccine? I know that it's now recommended for both girls and boys but I wonder how many parents of boys are really getting the vaccine for their sons. I doubt the number is high.

The Danish documentary about HPV vaccine injuries showed a common theme among the girls who have been injured. The vast majority of those injured were very much involved in sports at the time of their vaccination and subsequent illness which includes chronic headaches, fever, partial paralysis that comes and goes, daily fainting, extreme fatigue, etc.

Info on HPV vaccine rates:
[LIST][*][LIST][*][URL="http://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/who/teens/vaccination-coverage.html"]CDC - Teen Vaccination Coverage - NIS ? Teen - Vaccines[/URL][/LIST] [/LIST]
Lower coverage in boys isn't particularly relevant; if the vaccine is causing injuries, we'd see statistically similar rates of adverse events in both sexes. Especially considering that coverage among boys increased at a higher rate than among girls, we should have seen an influx in reports of injuries, no? Or even just comparing state to state coverage, is there any statistical difference in adverse events between high and low coverage states?
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