President-elect of the American Academy of Paediatrics Dr. Andrew Racine – who is not a “vaccine scientist” – told the New York Times, “If there was something jumping out about a lack of safety, we would most likely have seen it someplace, and it just doesn’t appear.”
The article is one of several published recently by media outlets including the Daily Tribune, The Conversation and FactCheck.org, defending the use of aluminium in drugs designed for infants.
The Defender spoke with several top researchers on aluminium toxicity and aluminium adjuvants. They said aluminium adjuvants in vaccines are poorly understood by the pharmaceutical industry and have not been appropriately safety tested against a placebo.
They also said there is evidence that the toxic chemical can wreak havoc on the immune system.
The media’s claims ignore decades of research and extensive evidence that aluminium ought to be completely eliminated as a vaccine ingredient, they said.
Chris Exley, PhD, one of the world’s leading experts on the health effects of aluminium exposure, said the article “reads like a last-ditch effort by the Times on behalf of the vaccine industry to prevent the inevitable moratorium on the continued use of aluminium adjuvants in vaccines.”...<<<Read More>>>...
