Like VAERS and CISA, the Vaccine Safety Datalink (VSD) is a part of our system that helps make sure our vaccines are safe.
The Vaccine Safety Datalink is a network of nine large health care organizations throughout the United States that work with the CDC “to monitor safety of vaccines and conduct studies about rare and serious adverse events following immunization.”
The Vaccine Safety Datalink monitors vaccine safety and “conducts vaccine safety studies based on questions or concerns raised from the medical literature and reports to the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS).”
Using Rapid Cycle Analysis, the Vaccine Safety Datalink can even do near real time analysis to detect possible adverse events after vaccination. For example, this helped, during routine weekly vaccine safety monitoring, detect a small increase in the risk of febrile seizures when getting the combination chickenpox and MMR vaccines.
More on the Vaccine Safety Datalink
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- Are There Any Long-Term Studies On Vaccine Safety?
- Are Vaccines Causing Long-Term Health Problems?
- More Vaccinated vs Unvaccinated Studies
- Did the FDA Admit That the Government Is Recommending Untested, Unlicensed Vaccines for Pregnant Women?
- Vaccine Safety Datalink Publications
- The Vaccine Safety Datalink: A Model for Monitoring Immunization Safety
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