Hpv Vaccine comes up in 5 chapters across 5 episodes of The Higherside Chats Free Show, from June 2016 to December 2018.
HPV Vaccine on Trial, Kim Mack Rosenberg and Eileen Iorio
Greg Carlwood introduces guests Kim Mack Rosenberg and Eileen Iorio, co-authors of the book The HPV Vaccine on Trial. The discussion frames the medical establishment as contentious and skeptical, specifically targeting Merck and GlaxoSmithKline for their roles in manufacturing HPV vaccines like Gardasil.
Academic Careerism, HPV Vaccine, Corporate Science
Alex Tsakiris reflects on his brief time in a PhD program and his transition to the corporate technology world, noting that both are driven by "following the cheese." He uses the HPV vaccine as an example of scientific "useful idiots" following protocols without questioning the underlying logic, such as administering a short-term vaccine to children for a cancer that typically develops much later in life.
Dr. Diane Harper, Gardasil Risks and ALS Reports
Greg Carlwood provides a follow-up on Dr. Diane Harper, a lead researcher for the Gardasil HPV vaccine who became a whistleblower. Harper's research indicated that the vaccine's protection only lasts five years, making it ineffective for 11-year-olds, and carries risks of blood clots and autoimmune disorders. The segment highlights reports of young women developing ALS-like symptoms following the vaccination series.
MMR Vaccine Schedule, Dr. Andrew Wakefield, and HPV Injuries
The discussion focuses on the MMR vaccine and Dr. Andrew Wakefield’s recommendation to split the triple-virus shot into separate doses to reduce autism risk. Grundvig also mentions concerns regarding the HPV vaccine, noting its high rate of reported injuries and the CDC's move to reduce the number of shots while increasing aluminum content. The segment emphasizes the potential benefits of simply altering the timing and combination of childhood inoculations.
Edward Jenner, Smallpox Experiments and Dr. Alton Ochsner
The history of vaccination is traced back to Edward Jenner, who allegedly caused neurological disorders in his own son during smallpox experiments in 1789. Patrick Jordan draws a parallel to Dr. Alton Ochsner, whose grandchildren suffered death and paralysis after he publicly injected them with the polio vaccine. Jordan characterizes these historical and modern vaccine injuries as "fast kills" or "slow kills" amounting to murder.
