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To: Demidog
You are correct, there is Thimerasol in it. You can check the prescribing info at http://www.wyeth.com/content/ShowFile.asp?id=104 . The link to MS and autism is pretty weak - mercury used to be much more prevalent than it is now (was once used as a laxative), theoretically we should see the incidence of MS and autism dropping as a result, which is not the case.
74 posted on 11/02/2002 4:42:31 PM PST by Randjuke
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To: Randjuke
The link to MS and autism is pretty weak

Perhaps. But strong enough that the drug companies admit that their vaccines in some cases do cause MS. Thimerasol is a mercury derivative. Just making sure we're on the same page.

Furthermore, it is not recommended that people with normal immune systems receive the vaccine (not that it works anyway)... The list is short and the idea is to protect those who might develop complications from getting the flu, not the general population. Is that information being provided for the general population? No. In fact, many grocery stores are promoting these vaccines without any such limitation being advertised. See "Target groups for vaccination" in the link you provided.

94 posted on 11/02/2002 7:44:08 PM PST by Demidog
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