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Et Tu, Slate? Flaws with Their Questions About Gardasil

Vincent Iannelli, MD / December 18, 2017 / chronic fatigue syndrome, clinical trials, development, gardasil, hpv myths, hpv vaccine, POTS, testing, vaccine development

Although the study design for Gardasil used for licensing in Europe might have been suboptimal, although that doesn’t really come across in this Slate piece, it seems clear that it didn’t result in safety data being missed, and as post-licensure tests have confirmed, Gardasil is safe.

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Fainting After Vaccines

Vincent Iannelli, MD / September 26, 2016 / fainting, hpv myths, HPV vaccines, meningococcal vaccines, safety, side effects, syncope, Tdap, vaccine injury, vaccine myths

To prevent injuries from fainting after vaccines, teens should sit in a chair or lay down when getting shots, and then be observed for 15 minutes.

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DNA in Vaccines

Vincent Iannelli, MD / September 25, 2016 / autism, conspiracy theories, contaminated vaccines, DNA, DNA fragments, DNA vaccines, hpv myths, ingredients, vaccine injury, vaccine myths

Some vaccines may contain DNA fragments, but they are not a contaminant and do not pose a safety risk.

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