2011-02-03, 06:24 PM
(This post was last modified: 2011-02-03, 07:36 PM by Anonymous Moose.)
FrozNlite Wrote:32/23 million = 0.00014% chance of death.
As opposed to a 10.6% chance of contracting HPV whenever engaged in sexual contact.
Liar.
The CDC says it is a 10.6 in 100,000. That is .0106%. The of course the death rate is only about 22.6% from cervical cancer. That leaves the death rate from HPV to be .00240%
Also, the FDA estiamtes that onle 10% or less vaccine adverse reactions are reported and other surveys show even as low as 2.5%.
Quote:However, the FDA itself estimates that only about 10 percent of adverse reactions are reported. One example of the under-reporting of adverse reactions was reported by the National Vaccine Information Center, which found that in New York, only one out of 40 doctor's offices - about 2.5 percent of the physicians surveyed - confirmed that they report a death or injury following vaccination, which means that 97.5 percent of vaccine related deaths and disabilities go unreported there.http://www.monheit.com/vaccines/what.shtml
Adjust your calculation of vaccine deaths with this factor and we get a range between .0014%-.0056%
And this does not include the other adverse effects of gardasil including seizures and paralization.
Edit: Also,
Quote:As of June 2009, 15 million girls have been injected with the Gardasil vaccine. Out of 15 million people, 49 deaths may not seem like a lot.http://www.naturalnews.com/030991_Gardasil_vaccine.html
At first it doesnt seem like a lot, but this statistic shows a higher rate of death from gardasil. Apply the 10% statistic of the FDA and we have this:
49/10%/15000000 = .00327%
Apply the 2,5% rate of reporting:
49/2.5%/15000000 = .01307%
That is a huge number compared to HPV's death rate.
Edit: Also dont forget that vaccines arent 100% effective, so the risks of HPV are not eliminated, and also remember that gardasil is not designed to protect you from every strain of HPV.

