children received both varivax n MMR11 table summary

The study found more than 60 conditions including allergic reactions, alopecia, arthritis/arthralgia, and gastroenteritis that were significantly elevated following VARIVAX vaccination. This suggests this vaccine, soon after administration, may lead to a wide range of reactions that in many cases are worse than the usual chickenpox rash. But then there was this additional bombshell that, as far as we know, has never been disclosed to the public. The post-licensure study shows that there are significantly more adverse events among children receiving both VARIVAX and M-M-R II compared to those receiving VARIVAX alone (summary table below). Every parent should be horrified by this information. To be clear: what is notable here is that the FDA knew, as early as the first report of this study in September 1997, that the likelihood of an adverse event in children 12-23 months old and 2-12 years old appears significantly increased if the child receives VARIVAX at the same time as the M-M-R II vaccine. The study also noted: “It should be born in mind that concomitant vaccination with MMR could be a marker for vaccination with several other vaccines simultaneously.” (p. 19).