@michael-kahunka was talking about the meningitis vaccine, these were only just added to the vaccination schedules around 2000, so your theory doesn't hold up here John..
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@michael-kahunka was talking about the meningitis vaccine, these were only just added to the vaccination schedules around 2000, so your theory doesn't hold up here John..
Actually the first meningitis vaccine came out in thr 1970s, this vaccine only protected against one form of the virus so in the early 2000s another vaccine was developed to protect against other forms. Even then, it is reccomended to have it at 11-12 years old. With over a decade of data, we can safely say it is safe.
https://www.cdc.gov/vaccines/vpd/mening/index.html
http://www.webmd.com/children/vaccines/meningococcal-vaccine
Well maybe the vaccine was approved in the 70's and used in the US. In Europe though it wasn't. MenC came around the year 2002 (I remember, because they introduced it the year she was born) and MenB vaccine was approved in 2013. So looking at those dates, there is no way they can know the long term effects a vaccine can have. Especially not in conjunction with other vaccines. The sources you quote just make me laugh...
Also very interesting I will look into this too! =)
Interesting I will look into this! =)