Yeah it is. I know, I do wonder where the health department stands with that. I remember getting that letter from the health department (they piggy-backed off the medicare register) urging parents to get their little ones vaccinated. I didn't do it, but when all this stuff happened I remember thinking how peeved I'd be if I had and something went wrong. It wasn't like it was just a media campaign with posters - the government specifically targeted a demographic and gave what I would call medical advice.




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. How can they call it safe when it has not yet been trialled in infants or children? Who wishes to submit their child to be a guinea pig like that? The problem is (as put by the wonderful Meryl Dorey) that pharma prefers to consider their drugs safe until proven otherwise, whereas they really need to be considered unsafe until proven otherwise. 'Proceed with caution' would be a sensible approach to any new drug that has not and cannot be tested on human beings.



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