* ►March 18, 2010 - Probe ordered into tainted vaccines - Report: Nearly 100 children died or fell ill in Shanxi after shots - China Daily - "The four who died after being administered tainted vaccines were 9-month-old Wang Xiao'er and 8-month-old Liu Ziyang from Luliang city; and 3-year-old Wang Shichao and Liu Yi from Yangquan city, the report said. Children from 74 families were crippled or developed serious diseases such as encephalitis after being vaccinated against hepatitis B, rabies, and type-B encephalitis, it said."

 

* ►March 18, 2010 - The Autism-Vaccine Controversy Continues - Age of Autism - "There is no doubt that vaccines do injure some babies. Encephalitis (inflammation of the brain) is a known effect of some vaccines for some children (even listed on some of the vaccine labels, and in the government's list of accepted adverse reactions HERE).  Studies have found inflammation in the brains of people with autism (HERE).  But the vaccine court routinely turns down cases where autism is alleged to be caused by vaccines."

* ►March 17, 2010 - No More Fear by Dawn Richardson - PROVE via VaccineInfo.net - "Those trying to discredit parents who have legitimate vaccine safety concerns mischaracterize parents as “being afraid” of vaccines. They use the term "fear" to try and mislead the public into thinking that these parental concerns are somehow irrational, trivial, or not based on credible information."

* ►March 17, 2010 - Are we liable if we can't give a vaccine to a child whose parent can't physically restrain that child? - Nurse.com - "A consent form developed and used by staff that is clear and inclusive of what is needed for the immunization to take place is a good tool that can be used by all staff to ensure compliance with the legal requirements of informed consent by the parent or other legally authorized consent giver and to avoid battery allegations. Sharing your concerns with the clinic CNO, medical director and risk manager would be a start in helping staff feel more comfortable with their role in the administration of immunizations."