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Could swine flu vaccine cause narcolepsy? Scientists probe link between drug and increase in cases

Via Scoop.it – Virology News

A Finnish study found that the incidence rate of narcolepsy among children and teenagers under the age of 17 shot up 17-fold after the vaccinations.

 

Now one has to add to that, that in China narcolepsy was seen associated with infection by the VIRUS – so maybe there’s something inherently strange with the virus surface (or other) proteins?

Via www.dailymail.co.uk

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  1. Unknown's avatar Narcolepsy traced to specific [flu] vaccine batches « ViroBlogy Says:
    7 June, 2012 at 14:30 | Reply

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