Pneumonia Vaccine Approved as Deaths Mount During Trial

[link to gaia-health.com]

The vaccine trial is ongoing in Argentina. Parents agreed under threats of losing their children and without informed consent. GSK says it's not the vaccine—but where's the proof?

As deaths were mounting from GlaxoSmithKline's ongoing vaccine study in Argentina, the European Union's Medicine Agency, EMEA, approved it for mass use on infants. The pneumonia vaccine, Synflorix, is expensive and recognized as ineffective for those most in need. With no real explanation, GSK has announced that they won't market it in the US.

In 2008, the Daily Mail reported that the deaths of at least 14 children could have been caused by GSK's Synflorix vaccine.(1) Naturally, GSK denied that the vaccine was the cause, but to this date, we have nothing better than their claim. Their history, including the recent settlement to pay $750 million for knowingly distributing adulterated Paxil,(2) and the EU's suspension of Avandia's license for causing heart attacks,(3) which it was supposed to prevent, in diabetes patients.

A series of three Gaia Health articles discusses Avandia and how America's FDA grossly mishandled oversight:

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