Swine flu infections trigger narcolepsy, not vaccine, says study

A study claims that rates of narcolepsy, a condition that causes sufferers to fall asleep without warning, peak five to seven months after the highest levels of H1N1 infections and colds.

The finding goes against recent concerns that a jab widely used in epidemics, Pandemrix, was to blame for children in Finland developing the sleeping disorder.

Scientists at Stanford medicine school in California say their study suggests that restrictions on the vaccine, intended to protect people from narcolepsy, could actually lead to higher rates of infection.

[link to www.telegraph.co.uk]

Course it does. No need to worry about vaccines. Keep on jabbing!