A study from the University of Maryland has raised alarms about the HPV vaccine, particularly Gardasil, identifying significant health risks in young women. Analysis of over 78,000 insurance claims indicates a 23% increase in autonomic dysfunction risks and a 30% rise in menstrual irregularities after vaccination. Merck has faced scrutiny over its safety data, leading to ongoing lawsuits. As some states consider mandating the vaccine, researchers stress the need for transparent discussions about risks versus benefits to ensure informed decision-making in light of these findings.
The research analyzed insurance claims from over 78,000 young women, revealing a 23% increased risk of autonomic dysfunction and a 30% higher likelihood of menstrual irregularities post-vaccination.
Despite Merck's acknowledgment of deaths in clinical trials-some potentially vaccine-related-and warnings against use in pregnant women, Gardasil remains widely recommended.
Collection
[
|
...
]