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H1N1 Vaccine Deaths

Your vaccine for flue can cause your death, the concept is highly-terrible and disgusting but this concept might be a reality. Whether, it is a fact or a rumor that H1N1 vaccination causes death. It might be conditional but there is some realty behind the rumors. The vaccine used for the treatment of swine flu or the H1N1 vaccine is considered a best source for flu treatment and when the flu season approaches, 40 % of population rushes for vaccination.

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention declares that more than 20 million quantities of the H1N1 vaccine are presently accessible or available. But, in spite of this high petition and long lines and cues to get the vaccines, some doctors and physicians are still on the boundaries about acclaiming and recommending it.

Approximately 1,000 deaths are being experienced from H1N1vaccine which comprises almost one hundred pediatric swine flu deaths. This is in Sweden, where H1N1 deaths are being reported. Two Swedish aged patients died a couple of days ago after getting their vaccines for swine flu. One of the H1N1 vaccine deaths occurred in a 75 year old patient of heart and lungs disease. Another death happened to one 91 year old, but his health position is not revealed to the public.

The death news is unconfirmed as CDC has not certified the data. It is also being said that these deaths occur in Sweden not in USA and the vaccine shot that are given in America are surely different from that are given outside America.

There is a big question standing before the cure for H1N1 virus that this vaccine is safe for life or not. The chief of the NIH (National Institutes of Health) announced last week that the H1N1 vaccine is “outstandingly safe” and that there is nothing distinctive and scary about it.

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Posted by natali on Oct 29th, 2009 and filed under Health. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. Both comments and pings are currently closed.