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Thursday, December 07, 2017

A Girl From Bataan Died Of Severe Dengue

This article is filed under: dengue, Dengvaxia, died of severe dengue, DOH, health, health risk, Philipines, Sanofi, Vaccine, Health Current Events, Health, Article About Health, Health Issues, Health Problems
After the expose of the controversy on the questionable effect of Dengvaxia, victims started to surface attesting to the adverse effect of the vaccine and some children has actually died. In October last year, a Grade 5 student in Mariveles, Bataan, died of severe dengue, months after receiving a shot of Dengvaxia.  Read: More than 700 Filipino children at risk after receiving anti-dengue vaccine.  Christine Mae de Guzman, who had no previous history of dengue, developed severe headache and fever on October 11, was rushed to the Bataan General Hospital on October 14, and died on October 15. She received the first Dengvaxia shot in April.  The Sisiman Elementary School student's death certificate stated that she died due to disseminated intravascular coagulopathy and severe dengue.  De Guzman's parents, Marivic and Nelson, who believe her condition was caused by the vaccine, are hoping for justice, especially after Sanofi Pasteur, Dengvaxia's manufacturer, admitted that the vaccine may aggravate the disease in people who have not been afflicted previously by dengue.  "Sana po magkaroon ng hustisya sa pagkamatay ng anak ko," Marivic said. "'Di naman po kasi masakitin 'yung anak ko. First time po niyang magkasakit ng ganun tapos dire-diretso po."  The report said Marivic and Nelson signed a parental consent form before their daughter was given the anti-dengue vaccination.  The Volunteers Against Crime and Corruption (VACC) will present De Guzman's death in the class action lawsuit it hopes to file against those involved on the controversial P3.5-billion dengue vaccination program of the Department of Health (DOH).  Prior to De Guzman's case, the death of an 11-year-old student who supposedly died after receiving the anti-dengue vaccine was brought up in a Senate blue ribbon committee investigation on the program in 2016.  Meanwhile, student Amy Tamayo from Tarlac reportedly contracted dengue despite receiving her third dose of Dengvaxia last August.{INSERT 2-3 PARAGRAPHS OR 3 IMAGES HERE} Sponsored Links {INSERT 2-3 PARAGRAPHS HERE}    "Sa DOH naman po, sana naman po sa nangyari sa apo ko, naging leksyon na dapat po hindi basta-basta gumagawa ng mga ganito siguro," Amalia, Amy's grandmother, said.  The consent form shown by Amalia Tamayo only informed the parent of the free vaccination and none of the possible side effects of the dengue vaccine.  Health Secretary Francisco Duque III said this case puts to question the efficacy of Dengvaxia, which promised to give protection against dengue in the first 30 months.  "Well, lumalabas na hindi 30 months. Wala namang testing ginawa. Bago ito binigay, wala namang ginawang test to look for antibodies na magpapatunay na nagkaroon ng infection. Wala namang ganun, or failure ng vaccine itself na hindi nakapagbigay ng protection," he said.  The DOH, which suspended the vaccination program, has started monitoring all students in Bataan and other regions who were given Dengvaxia. Source: GMA News    Advertisement Read More:          ©2017 THOUGHTSKOTO

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 After the expose of the controversy on the questionable effect of Dengvaxia, victims started to surface attesting to the adverse effect of the vaccine and some children has actually died.
In October last year, a Grade 5 student in Mariveles, Bataan, died of severe dengue, months after receiving a shot of Dengvaxia.

Read: More than 700 Filipino children at risk after receiving anti-dengue vaccine.

Christine Mae de Guzman, who had not been infected by dengue, developed severe headache and fever on October 11,  rushed to the Bataan General Hospital on October 14, and on October 15 she passed away. She got her first Dengvaxia shot in April.

The Sisiman Elementary School student's death certificate stated that she died due to disseminated intravascular coagulopathy and severe dengue.

Marivic and Nelson, Christine Mae's parents, believe that her condition was caused by the vaccine. They seek for justice especially after Sanofi Pasteur, Dengvaxia's manufacturer, admitted that the vaccine may worsen the disease in people who have not been previously infected by dengue.
After the expose of the controversy on the questionable effect of Dengvaxia, victims started to surface attesting to the adverse effect of the vaccine and some children has actually died. In October last year, a Grade 5 student in Mariveles, Bataan, died of severe dengue, months after receiving a shot of Dengvaxia.  Read: More than 700 Filipino children at risk after receiving anti-dengue vaccine.  Christine Mae de Guzman, who had no previous history of dengue, developed severe headache and fever on October 11, was rushed to the Bataan General Hospital on October 14, and died on October 15. She received the first Dengvaxia shot in April.  The Sisiman Elementary School student's death certificate stated that she died due to disseminated intravascular coagulopathy and severe dengue.  De Guzman's parents, Marivic and Nelson, who believe her condition was caused by the vaccine, are hoping for justice, especially after Sanofi Pasteur, Dengvaxia's manufacturer, admitted that the vaccine may aggravate the disease in people who have not been afflicted previously by dengue.  "Sana po magkaroon ng hustisya sa pagkamatay ng anak ko," Marivic said. "'Di naman po kasi masakitin 'yung anak ko. First time po niyang magkasakit ng ganun tapos dire-diretso po."  The report said Marivic and Nelson signed a parental consent form before their daughter was given the anti-dengue vaccination.  The Volunteers Against Crime and Corruption (VACC) will present De Guzman's death in the class action lawsuit it hopes to file against those involved on the controversial P3.5-billion dengue vaccination program of the Department of Health (DOH).  Prior to De Guzman's case, the death of an 11-year-old student who supposedly died after receiving the anti-dengue vaccine was brought up in a Senate blue ribbon committee investigation on the program in 2016.  Meanwhile, student Amy Tamayo from Tarlac reportedly contracted dengue despite receiving her third dose of Dengvaxia last August.{INSERT 2-3 PARAGRAPHS OR 3 IMAGES HERE} Sponsored Links {INSERT 2-3 PARAGRAPHS HERE}    "Sa DOH naman po, sana naman po sa nangyari sa apo ko, naging leksyon na dapat po hindi basta-basta gumagawa ng mga ganito siguro," Amalia, Amy's grandmother, said.  The consent form shown by Amalia Tamayo only informed the parent of the free vaccination and none of the possible side effects of the dengue vaccine.  Health Secretary Francisco Duque III said this case puts to question the efficacy of Dengvaxia, which promised to give protection against dengue in the first 30 months.  "Well, lumalabas na hindi 30 months. Wala namang testing ginawa. Bago ito binigay, wala namang ginawang test to look for antibodies na magpapatunay na nagkaroon ng infection. Wala namang ganun, or failure ng vaccine itself na hindi nakapagbigay ng protection," he said.  The DOH, which suspended the vaccination program, has started monitoring all students in Bataan and other regions who were given Dengvaxia. Source: GMA News    Advertisement Read More:          ©2017 THOUGHTSKOTO
Report said  that Marivic and Nelson signed a parental consent form before their daughter was given the anti-dengue vaccination.

The Volunteers Against Crime and Corruption (VACC) will present De Guzman's death in the class action lawsuit it hopes to file against those involved on the controversial P3.5-billion dengue vaccination program of the Department of Health (DOH).

Prior to De Guzman's case, the death of an 11-year-old student who supposedly died after receiving the anti-dengue vaccine was brought up in a Senate blue ribbon committee investigation on the program in 2016.

Meanwhile, student Amy Tamayo from Tarlac reportedly contracted dengue despite receiving her third dose of Dengvaxia last August.

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"Sa DOH naman po, sana naman po sa nangyari sa apo ko, naging leksyon na dapat po hindi basta-basta gumagawa ng mga ganito siguro," Amalia, Amy's grandmother, said.

The consent form shown by Amalia Tamayo only informed the parent of the free vaccination and none of the possible side effects of the dengue vaccine.

Health Secretary Francisco Duque III said this case puts to question the efficacy of Dengvaxia, which promised to give protection against dengue in the first 30 months.
After the expose of the controversy on the questionable effect of Dengvaxia, victims started to surface attesting to the adverse effect of the vaccine and some children has actually died. In October last year, a Grade 5 student in Mariveles, Bataan, died of severe dengue, months after receiving a shot of Dengvaxia.  Read: More than 700 Filipino children at risk after receiving anti-dengue vaccine.  Christine Mae de Guzman, who had no previous history of dengue, developed severe headache and fever on October 11, was rushed to the Bataan General Hospital on October 14, and died on October 15. She received the first Dengvaxia shot in April.  The Sisiman Elementary School student's death certificate stated that she died due to disseminated intravascular coagulopathy and severe dengue.  De Guzman's parents, Marivic and Nelson, who believe her condition was caused by the vaccine, are hoping for justice, especially after Sanofi Pasteur, Dengvaxia's manufacturer, admitted that the vaccine may aggravate the disease in people who have not been afflicted previously by dengue.  "Sana po magkaroon ng hustisya sa pagkamatay ng anak ko," Marivic said. "'Di naman po kasi masakitin 'yung anak ko. First time po niyang magkasakit ng ganun tapos dire-diretso po."  The report said Marivic and Nelson signed a parental consent form before their daughter was given the anti-dengue vaccination.  The Volunteers Against Crime and Corruption (VACC) will present De Guzman's death in the class action lawsuit it hopes to file against those involved on the controversial P3.5-billion dengue vaccination program of the Department of Health (DOH).  Prior to De Guzman's case, the death of an 11-year-old student who supposedly died after receiving the anti-dengue vaccine was brought up in a Senate blue ribbon committee investigation on the program in 2016.  Meanwhile, student Amy Tamayo from Tarlac reportedly contracted dengue despite receiving her third dose of Dengvaxia last August.{INSERT 2-3 PARAGRAPHS OR 3 IMAGES HERE} Sponsored Links {INSERT 2-3 PARAGRAPHS HERE}    "Sa DOH naman po, sana naman po sa nangyari sa apo ko, naging leksyon na dapat po hindi basta-basta gumagawa ng mga ganito siguro," Amalia, Amy's grandmother, said.  The consent form shown by Amalia Tamayo only informed the parent of the free vaccination and none of the possible side effects of the dengue vaccine.  Health Secretary Francisco Duque III said this case puts to question the efficacy of Dengvaxia, which promised to give protection against dengue in the first 30 months.  "Well, lumalabas na hindi 30 months. Wala namang testing ginawa. Bago ito binigay, wala namang ginawang test to look for antibodies na magpapatunay na nagkaroon ng infection. Wala namang ganun, or failure ng vaccine itself na hindi nakapagbigay ng protection," he said.  The DOH, which suspended the vaccination program, has started monitoring all students in Bataan and other regions who were given Dengvaxia. Source: GMA News    Advertisement Read More:          ©2017 THOUGHTSKOTO
The DOH, which suspended the vaccination program, has started monitoring all students in Bataan and other regions who were given Dengvaxia.
Source: GMA News

After the expose of the controversy on the questionable effect of Dengvaxia, victims started to surface attesting to the adverse effect of the vaccine and some children has actually died. In October last year, a Grade 5 student in Mariveles, Bataan, died of severe dengue, months after receiving a shot of Dengvaxia.  Read: More than 700 Filipino children at risk after receiving anti-dengue vaccine.  Christine Mae de Guzman, who had no previous history of dengue, developed severe headache and fever on October 11, was rushed to the Bataan General Hospital on October 14, and died on October 15. She received the first Dengvaxia shot in April.  The Sisiman Elementary School student's death certificate stated that she died due to disseminated intravascular coagulopathy and severe dengue.  De Guzman's parents, Marivic and Nelson, who believe her condition was caused by the vaccine, are hoping for justice, especially after Sanofi Pasteur, Dengvaxia's manufacturer, admitted that the vaccine may aggravate the disease in people who have not been afflicted previously by dengue.  "Sana po magkaroon ng hustisya sa pagkamatay ng anak ko," Marivic said. "'Di naman po kasi masakitin 'yung anak ko. First time po niyang magkasakit ng ganun tapos dire-diretso po."  The report said Marivic and Nelson signed a parental consent form before their daughter was given the anti-dengue vaccination.  The Volunteers Against Crime and Corruption (VACC) will present De Guzman's death in the class action lawsuit it hopes to file against those involved on the controversial P3.5-billion dengue vaccination program of the Department of Health (DOH).  Prior to De Guzman's case, the death of an 11-year-old student who supposedly died after receiving the anti-dengue vaccine was brought up in a Senate blue ribbon committee investigation on the program in 2016.  Meanwhile, student Amy Tamayo from Tarlac reportedly contracted dengue despite receiving her third dose of Dengvaxia last August.{INSERT 2-3 PARAGRAPHS OR 3 IMAGES HERE} Sponsored Links {INSERT 2-3 PARAGRAPHS HERE}    "Sa DOH naman po, sana naman po sa nangyari sa apo ko, naging leksyon na dapat po hindi basta-basta gumagawa ng mga ganito siguro," Amalia, Amy's grandmother, said.  The consent form shown by Amalia Tamayo only informed the parent of the free vaccination and none of the possible side effects of the dengue vaccine.  Health Secretary Francisco Duque III said this case puts to question the efficacy of Dengvaxia, which promised to give protection against dengue in the first 30 months.  "Well, lumalabas na hindi 30 months. Wala namang testing ginawa. Bago ito binigay, wala namang ginawang test to look for antibodies na magpapatunay na nagkaroon ng infection. Wala namang ganun, or failure ng vaccine itself na hindi nakapagbigay ng protection," he said.  The DOH, which suspended the vaccination program, has started monitoring all students in Bataan and other regions who were given Dengvaxia. Source: GMA News    Advertisement Read More:


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