By Catherine J Frompovich

Kudos to medical research journalist Neil Z Miller on the publication of an apparent retrospective analysis of CDC VAERS data titled “Combining Childhood Vaccines at One Visit Is Not Safe” published in the Journal of American Physicians Surgeons Volume 21, Number 2, Summer 2016.

Miller does an exceptional job of delineating reports of hundreds of thousands of adverse reaction reports, while all the time adhering to zeroing in on certain specifics, i.e., multiple vaccines injected during one session of vaccinations—anywhere from three to eight vaccines at the same time.

According to Miller, “Since 1990, the VAERS database has received more than 500,000 reports of suspected adverse reactions to vaccines.” That’s over half a million and vaccines are considered safe?

By whose standards? Big Pharma’s, of course! But when Miller dissects the data, we find facts that ought to scare the pants off HHS, CDC, FDA and the American Medical Association, in particular, since its members are the promoters of what amounts to nothing short of childhood abuse and medical malpractice, in my opinion.

Let’s take a closer look at what Miller found.

SNIP