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Vaccination and Immunisation
For viewing and downloading info, click here.
Vaccination is one of the most controversial of all areas at present. Many doctors hold concerns over issues of safety and efficacy of vaccines, and this site will be providing the evidence required to make an informed choice. The focus will be on the scientific issues, so that there is a minimal risk of creating alarmist and unnecessary worries on the part of parents.
The list of documents available from this site will change over time, so if you remember seeing one no longer listed, please email Mark and request it, being as precise as possible about content.
Vax Populi -
Assessing risk of refusing vaccination (+ refs) Acrobat
Dr Donohoe's
(rejected) MJA Submission & covering letter
Acrobat
Vaccine vs. disease
risks - Dept of health data suggest that the differences
are not as great as widely believed Acrobat
Adobe Acrobat documents related to Vaccination
The following documents are available in Acrobat (.pdf)
format, and must be downloaded to be read.
Vax Populi -
weighing the risks of not vaccinating - Donohoe
Immunisations
- Lessons from the debate - Donohoe (rejected by the
MJA)
Vaccine
vs. disease risks - Donohoe
Pertussis
in adults and costs of future vaccination.
Vaccine
and asthma link (Medline references - part
1 and part
2 )
The
Australian Skeptics critique
of Dr Vera Scheibner and her arguments
Managing
high risk vaccination - MJA article on the vaccination
of those with past adverse reactions
Home
vaccination - MJA article on the value of pursuing
unvaccinated people
Some of the articles below are available in Acrobat (.pdf) format for downloading (click on the Acrobat after the name). This preserves the original "look and feel" of the document, but requires that the user have Adobe Acrobat 3 (available free of charge from Adobe at http://www.adobe.com).
Other documents are in HTML format, and are viewed through your browser.
