“True.. but that disease.. once through to be rather innocuous turns out to be a major CAUSE of the cancer.”
There are a few giant leaps of deduction here. Yes, HPV infection leads to cancer. But vaccines do not completely prevent any infection. Vaccines ARE infections (weakened ones) and they help minimize future infections by preparing your body to quickly react to an infection.
Has anyone tested whether the vaccine itself can still cause cancer?
Has anyone tested how much the vaccine prevents cancer in people who are later infected with HPV?
Note that the cervix will be the immediate location of a future infection. Will a vaccinated immune system really be able to respond quickly enough before the virus does its damage to the cervix?
Drug Conglomerate funds campaign to impose Mandatory HPV Vaccine on Young Girls
http://www.lifesite.net/ldn/2007/feb/07020204.html
1,637 Adverse Reactions Reported Associated with HPV Vaccine
http://www.lifesitenews.com/ldn/2007_docs/GardasilVAERSReports.pdf
The first thee listed:
1. Age 14. Immediately after injection complained of severe pain at site. Fell off table and fainted for approximately 10 - 15 seconds...Vomiting x 1 in parking lot...Sent to ER. ... Vomited x 2. ... etc.
2. Age 14. Immediately following the vaccination, the patient developed severe pain, fell off the examining table and experienced a
10 to 15 second fainting spell. It was reported that the patient ended up at the emergency room with a headache and speech problems. It was further that the
patient had developed a syncopal episode combined with amblyopia (poor vision in one eye), abnormal speech and vomiting.
3. Age 13. C/O pains, numbness. Started walking down hall fainted and had tonic/clonic movement for 15 sec.
3 Deaths Reported Associated with HPV Vaccine
http://www.lifesitenews.com/ldn/2007_docs/GardasilVAERSDeaths.pdf
http://www.lifesite.net/ldn/printerfriendly.html
HPV vaccines are not "weakened" viruses, they use virus-like particles. They do not have viral nucleic acid, and so are unable to infect cells.
Has anyone tested whether the vaccine itself can still cause cancer?
Yes. See my earlier post with links to the FDA and CDC data. The incidence of cervical cancer among those who are vaccinated decreases.
Has anyone tested how much the vaccine prevents cancer in people who are later infected with HPV?
Are you asking about the efficacy of this vaccine with respect to the four targeted HPV types? It's over ninety percent. If you mean its efficacy with respect to other HPV types, I don't know.
Note that the cervix will be the immediate location of a future infection. Will a vaccinated immune system really be able to respond quickly enough before the virus does its damage to the cervix?
Again, the incidence of cervical lesions decreased in the vaccinated test group. You are asking the very questions that were answered, over a year ago, when the drug was approved and the vaccination schedule was recommended.