Has Gardasil Really Eliminated Cervical Cancer in Australia?
By Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., Chairman, Children’s Health Defense
In our September 18th debate for Spectrum TV, Kaiser’s Chief of Pediatrics, Dr. Robert Reichert, parroted Pharma’s popular canard that the Gardasil vaccine has eliminated cervical cancer in Australia—the first country to mandate the jab. This is false.
Slide 1: Table 17 from Merck’s own clinical studies.
The table shows that Gardasil actually increases the risk of cervical cancer by a terrifying 44.6% among women who were exposed to HPV infection prior to vaccination. If anyone ever bullies you to take Gardasil, look up “Gardasil Vaccine Insert” on your cell phone and show them this table.
Slide 2: 34% of children ages 2-10 have HPV infection due to non-sexual transmission.
This data shows that nearly HALF OF ALL WOMEN HAVE HAD PRIOR EXPOSURE TO HPV—with 38% being exposed before age 10. (which puts them at an increase of developing cancer if they have the HPV vaccine.)
Slide 3: The results of pap-smears before the pre-vaccination period.
Pap smears drove the dramatic decline of cervical cancer prior to the introduction of Gardasil in four countries. During the 1989-2007 period, the incidence of invasive cervical cancer declined continuously in all countries with pap screening.
Slides 4-8 show a dramatic reversal in that downward trend following the introduction of HPV vaccine (Gardasil). Oncologist Dr. Gerard Delepine, his wife Dr. Nicole, also a physician, and a team of researchers plotted these graphs from publicly available health data.
Slide 4: Cervical cancer increase in Australia following vaccine introduction.
Research tracks the INCREASE in cervical cancer in Australia following Gardasil’s introduction.
Slide 5: Cervical cancer increase in Sweden following the start of HPV vaccination campaign.
The same trend as Australia is seen in Sweden. The incidence of invasive cancer climbed from 2011, 2 years after vaccination campaign.
Slide 6: Cervical cancer increase in Norway following the beginning of HPV vaccine campaign.
Norway research shows a similar pattern as Sweden and United Kingdom.
Slide 7: Cervical cancer increase in the United Kingdom following the start of the HPV vaccination program.
The United Kingdom also shows a similar pattern. In the vaccinated age group, the incidence of cancer jumped in 2011, three years after the start of the campaign.
Slide 8: Trends of incidence of invasive cervical cancer in France during first years of vaccination.
France has low Gardasil uptake and is the only of these nations where cervical cancer continues to decline.
The correlation between Gardasil uptake and increase in cervical cancer is correlation, not proof of causation. Only robust science—not name-calling or censorship—can answer whether, and why, Gardasil may be causing an increase in cervical cancer. Let’s ask social media titans to stop broadcasting Pharma’s propaganda and censoring open debate. Let’s demand that Pharma’s spokespeople support their claims with science.
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