Newsmax Column: Merck’s Prescription for Profit: HPV Vaccine for Young Boys

by Tammy on October 26, 2011

My new column has posted at Newsmax, please do take a look and spread the word 🙂 Thanks.

It’s an analysis of why suddenly Merck receives CDC approval for use of the controversial “Gardasil” in boys, as deaths and major side effects from the drug are finally exposed, Merck cuts its workforce by 30% because of declining revenue, and Gardasil profits are significantly declining each year. Now, the CDC hands them an entirely new ‘customer’ base, to be paid for by health insurance. What a pay day!

Merck’s Prescription for Profit: HPV Vaccine for Young Boys

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  1. strider says:
    October 26, 2011 at 09:10

    Why can’t the smarty pantses in DC find a way to de-couple money and politics?

  2. otlset says:
    October 26, 2011 at 10:02

    Occupy the CDC!

  3. Chuck says:
    October 26, 2011 at 10:08

    Great column, Tammy. The over-immunization of children continues …

  4. AniMel says:
    October 26, 2011 at 15:48

    I’m not sure which is worse…immunizing kids against every ailment known to man or prescribing pills for everything from ADHD to Bipolar Disorder. Children need to be allowed to acclimate to certain germs. Does anyone wonder why severe allergies (such as peanut allergies) are on the rise?

  5. Kat says:
    October 26, 2011 at 16:04

    It is sad to see a formerly great company as Merck was, having to kiss up to “big” government in order to survive! Especially since it is because of “big” government that their costs have sky rocketed (Thank you FDA)! I am so thankful my kids have grown and do not have to be subjected to this kind of mandate (it was bad enough that AFTER my son had the chicken pox he still had to have the immunization that prevents it in order to attend school!).
    With the implementation of DBcare, heaven knows what will be in store for this country’s children!

  6. Trish S says:
    October 26, 2011 at 19:23

    Nihilistic, indeed! You are the Immanuel Kant of our day!

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