Defeating the Ministers of Death

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by David Isaacs


  Bilkisunnessa 55

  Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation 163, 271–272, 280, 325 see also Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance

  Billingham, Rupert 156

  Billy, Comtesse de see de Billy, Comtesse

  bin Laden, Osama 94

  bioethics 242 see also ethics

  biological warfare

  polio 88

  smallpox 30–31, 33–34

  Biologics Control Act 1902 (US) 189

  Biologics Control, Laboratory of (US) 199–202

  Birmingham University smallpox incident 55

  birth defects 177

  Bishop, Ruth 138

  Black Death see bubonic plague

  bladder cancer

  BCG vaccine 165

  HPV vaccine 154, 166

  Blair, Tony 209

  Blenny, AT 115–116

  blind trials see double-blind trials

  blindness

  congenital rubella 171

  Hib 129

  blood products

  HIV 284

  hepatitis B 136

  blood transfusions, right to refuse 247–248

  Blumberg, Baruch 156–157

  BMJ see British Medical Journal

  Bokay, Janus von see von Bokay, Janus

  Boko Haram 91, 95

  Bonneville, Hugh 209

  boosters

  ADT 323

  shingles vaccine 182

  tetanus vaccine 124, 186

  Booth, John Wilkes 6

  Bordet, Jules 128

  Bordetella pertussis see pertussis

  Bouquet, Henry 31

  bovine tuberculosis 103–104, 165

  bowel

  disease 206

  telescoping see intussusception

  bowel and brain syndrome see MMR–autism controversy

  brain damage

  Hib 129

  HPV vaccine 229

  measles 215

  meningitis 238

  pneumococcus 131

  brain disease see encephalopathy

  brain inflammation see encephalitis

  Brazil

  childhood immunisation 279

  HPV vaccine 163

  breastfeeding

  HIV transmission 284

  UNICEF 267

  Bretonneau, Pierre Fidèle 112–113

  Britain see United Kingdom

  British Medical Journal (BMJ) 210, 214, 228

  bronchiolitis 291

  bubonic plague 10

  Buffett, Warren 272, 274

  bulbar palsy 78

  Bullfinch, Thomas 39–40

  Bundaberg tragedy 190–192

  Bunyan, John 97

  Burcot, Dr 27

  Burnet, Sir Macfarlane 19–20, 156, 228, 282

  Bute, Lord 38

  Buxtun, Peter 243

  Byron, Lord 97

  Caesarean section 226

  Calmette, Albert 104

  Cameron, David 274–276

  cancer 12–13, 152–166

  anal 120, 162

  bladder 154, 165–166

  carcinogens 153

  cervical 120, 150–151, 158–163, 166, 229–230, 295

  compared with tuberculosis 98

  gastric 164–165

  incidence 154

  liver 154–158, 166

  lung 153, 282

  melanoma 153

  penile 120, 162

  prostate 165–166

  stomach 289

  throat 162

  Cantor, Eddie 73

  Caroline, Princess of Wales 38

  Carrey, Jim 221, 225

  Carroll, Lewis 48–49

  carrots, edible vaccines 289

  cataracts 169–170

  Catherine the Great of Russia 45

  CDC see Centers for Disease Control (US)

  cell lines, foetal see foetal cell lines

  Centers for Disease Control (US) 47, 222, 231

  Cutter Incident 201–202

  definition 324

  HPV vaccine 231

  MMR vaccine 221–224

  Trump, Donald 223

  Central Intelligence Agency (US) see CIA

  cerebral palsy

  Hib 129

  meningitis 238–239

  Cervarix 161, 162

  introduction in United States 234

  cervical cancer

  eradication 162–163

  HPV vaccine 120, 150–151, 154, 160–163, 166, 229–230, 257, 295

  Pap smears see Pap smears

  statistics 160

  cervical smears see Pap smears

  Charaka Samhita (ancient text) 26

  chemotherapy, cost 262

  Chevalier, Maurice 186

  chicken cholera 61, 63–64

  chickenpox 147–150, 327

  Aboriginal Australians 32

  antiviral medicine 9

  compared with smallpox 149

  elderly people 180–183

  healthcare workers 257–258

  origin of word 148–149

  pregnancy 168

  symptoms 149–150

  vaccine 16, 120, 295, 324 see also MMRV vaccine

  child care facilities and immunisation 252–253, 255

  child protection laws 248–252

  hepatitis B immunisation 248–252

  rabies immunisation 252

  Children’s Hospital at Westmead 47, 169

  Childress, Jim 246–247

  chimney soot and cancer 153

  China

  smallpox 26, 34–35

  traditional medicine 226–227

  variolation 35, 293

  chin-cough see pertussis

  chiropractic 226–227

  cholera 9

  chicken 61, 63–64

  Chopin, Frédéric 100

  Christianity and immunisation 48, 143, 173, 230, 238–239

  chronic

  pain 229

  pulmonary disease 282

  church groups and immunisation 48, 143, 173, 230, 238–239

  CIA fake immunisation campaign 94

  circulating vaccine-derived poliovirus (cVDPV) 96

  cirrhosis 137, 156–157, 249

  Clarke, Arthur C 76

  Clemens, Langdon 111, 113

  Clemens, Livy 111

  Clemens, Samuel 110–111

  clinical trials 106–107

  Clinton, Bill 243, 268

  clipper ships 141

  Clostridium tetani see tetanus

  Clovis of France 102

  cocooning 178

  cold chain 192, 265–267, 293

  cold sores 147–148

  Collins, David 32

  colonisation and disease 25

  America 9–10, 25, 30–31

  Australia 25, 31–33

  commensal organisms 13

  commons, tragedy of 17

  community immunity see herd immunity

  compensation and immunisation 258–260

  compulsory immunisation 253–254, 256

  Belgium 254

  child’s rights 249

  healthcare workers, 257–258

  Italy 253

  Romania 253

  sanctions for refusal 254

  confidentiality 239–240

  congenital rubella syndrome 145–147, 168–172 see also rubella

  eradication 172

  statistics 171–172

  Congo, childhood immunisation 279

  conjugate vaccines 185

  definition 324

  Connell, Robert 173

  consumption see tuberculosis

  contact sport and hepatitis B 137

  contamination

  blankets 31

  blood 136–138

  food 136

  soil 62, 123–125, 186, 188

  umbilicus 125, 172–174

  vaccine 48, 51, 95, 188, 189, 191–192, 197, 219, 225, 245

  water 19

  wounds 124–125

  controlled trial 106–107

  inactivated polio vaccine (IPV
) 86–87, 198

  influenza vaccine 175

  MMR vaccine 141–142

  tuberculosis vaccine 106–107

  controversies 274 see also ethics

  hepatitis B vaccine 235–236

  HPV 228–235

  MMR and autism see MMR–autism controversy

  pertussis vaccine and brain disease 21–23

  convulsions

  HPV vaccine 229

  meningitis 129, 238

  pertussis 126

  rabies 58

  Cook, Alex 45–46

  Cook, Captain 30

  coronary artery disease 282

  Corynebacterium diphtheriae see diphtheria

  cost of vaccines 7, 217–218, 293 see also developing countries and immunisation

  edible vaccines 289–290

  Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance 273

  hepatitis B vaccine 273

  HPV vaccine 162–163, 273

  influenza vaccine 183–184

  jet injectors 292

  meningococcal A vaccine 277–278

  MMRV vaccine 150

  patch vaccines 293

  pneumococcus vaccine 185, 275

  polio vaccine 96

  shingles vaccine 182

  smallpox vaccine 38

  coughing and pertussis 125–126, 127–128

  Couric, Katie 231–234

  court

  cases see pharmaceutical companies

  orders see child protection laws

  cover-up, polio vaccine 201–202 see also controversies, frauds

  cowpox 40–48, 51, 120

  milkmaids 41–42

  Crohn’s disease 206

  croup 291

  Crusades, the 27

  Culpeper, Nicholas 126

  Cumberland disease 64

  cupping 126

  cure vs prevention 281, 287

  Cutter Incident 87, 219, 198–205

  cVDPV see circulating vaccine-derived poliovirus

  cytokine storm 12

  Dahl, Olivia 20, 23, 142, 215

  Dahl, Roald 20, 142, 215

  dangers of vaccines see safety of vaccines

  de Bergen, Dr 146

  de Billy, Comtesse 113

  de Maton, George 146

  de Pységur, Elisabeth 113

  de Quadros, Ciro

  Expanded Programme on Immunization 265–266

  polio eradication 93

  smallpox eradication 93

  de Villareal, Juan 112

  deafness

  congenital rubella 170–171

  Hib meningitis 130

  streptomycin 107

  death, top 10 causes 282

  Declaration of Alma-Ata 265

  Declaration of the Rights of the Child 267

  Deer, Brian 209–210, 212, 214, 222

  deformed babies 168

  dementia 282

  causes 287

  statistics 287

  vaccine 286–288

  dengue fever vaccine 263, 276

  Denmark

  foreign aid 276

  HPV vaccine 230

  Denmark, Leila 128

  Depression, Great 71

  depression and shingles 181–182

  Descombey, Pierre 124

  developing countries and immunisation 217–218, 262–280, 283

  barriers 263

  cost 162–163

  Expanded Programme on Immunization 264–266

  foreign aid 274–276

  HIV, effect on 286

  tuberculosis 107–109

  Devlin, Arthur 64

  diabetes mellitus 226, 282

  diarrhoea 9, 138–139, 142, 206, 282–283

  Dickens, Charles 48, 98

  diet and disease 18–19, 23, 27, 117–118, 226, 264

  Dimes, March of see March of Dimes

  diphtheria 110–118, 144, 282,

  antitoxin 187

  Bundaberg tragedy 190–192

  developing countries 271

  Expanded Programme on Immunization 264

  St Louis tragedy 188

  Samuel Clemens 110–111

  situation today 117–118

  statistics 118

  symptoms 111–112

  toxin 326

  toxoid 326

  vaccine 69, 113–116, 119, 295 see also DTP vaccine, Tdap-IPV vaccine

  diphtheria-tetanus-pertussis vaccine see DTP vaccine

  diplococci 184

  Disease Control, Centers for see Centers for Disease Control (US)

  DNA recombining 161

  doctors

  ethics see ethics

  oath see Hippocratic Oath

  trust of 222–223, 260

  vaccines 235–237

  Dodgson, Charles 48–49

  double-blind trial 106, 141 see also controlled trial

  MMR vaccine 141

  tuberculosis vaccine 106–107

  drug users and hepatitis B 136

  DT, definition 324

  dT, definition 324

  DTP vaccine 119, 128, 178, 186, 218 see also DT, dT, DTPa, dTpa, DTPw

  alum in 193

  elderly people 186

  Expanded Programme on Immunization 264

  statistics 268, 279

  UNICEF 268

  DTPa, definition 324

  dTpa, definition 324

  DTPw, definition 324

  Duclaux, Emile 69

  Dudley, Lord Robert, Earl of Leicester 27

  dung and tetanus 172, 174

  duodenal ulcer 163–165

  duovirus see rotavirus

  Dury, Ian 76

  Easter Island 30

  Ebola virus 290

  Ecuyer, Simeon 31

  Eddy, Bernice 199–200

  edible vaccines 289–290

  hepatitis B 289

  Newcastle disease 290

  Edward the Confessor 102

  Edwin Smith Papyrus 121–122

  Egypt, ancient 25–26, 76

  polio 76

  smallpox 25–30

  tetanus 121–122

  tuberculosis 103

  Ehrlich, Paul 115

  elderly people and immunisation 180–186

  influenza 11, 17, 176, 183–184, 186

  pneumococcus 184–185, 186

  shingles 180–183, 186

  tetanus 125, 186

  Eli Lilly 198–199

  Elizabeth I of England 27–28

  emetic

  pertussis 126

  smallpox 39

  encephalitis

  chickenpox 150

  definition 324

  measles 20, 142, 145, 215, 227

  encephalopathy 21–23

  endemic, definition 324

  Enders, John 203

  endoscopies 208

  England see Britain

  enteric diseases see gut diseases

  enterocolitis, autistic see MMR–autism controversy

  EPI see Expanded Programme on Immunization

  epidemic, definition 324

  epiglottitis 129

  epilepsy 129

  equity principle 246–247

  eradication of diseases

  cervical cancer 162

  congenital rubella syndrome 172

  hepatitis B 158

  Hib 131

  measles 143–144

  polio 2, 90–96, 271

  smallpox 25, 51–57

  ethics of immunisation 43–44, 238–261

  anti-vaccinators 238–241

  autonomy principle 247–252

  beneficence principle 246

  breaches 242–246

  ethics, defined 241–242

  equity principle 246–247

  foetal tissue in vaccines 245–246

  Hippocratic Oath see Hippocratic Oath

  MMR–autism controversy 208, 210

  non-maleficence principle 246

  Pasteur, Louis 68–70

  tainted research 44, 244–245

  vaccine cost 218

  Ethiopia
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  childhood immunisation 279

  smallpox eradication 93

  Expanded Programme on Immunization (EPI) 90, 108, 264–266, 271, 279

  experts, trust in 1, 236–237

  eye defects 169–171

  Facebook 221 see also social media

  Factor VIII

  hepatitis B 136

  HIV 284

  Fagge, Charles 148

  fake news 236

  falsified data

  MMR–autism controversy see MMR–autism controversy

  Pasteur, Louis see Pasteur, Louis

  family doctor see doctor

  famine and immunisation 55, 265–266

  Farooqi, Salma 94

  Farrow, Mia 76

  Fazlullah, Maulana 94

  FDA see Food and Drug Administration (US)

  Female Factory, Sydney 46–47

  Fenner, Frank 55–57

  fermentation 60

  fibroblasts 245–246

  Fiddes, Rev Angus 173

  Finland, compensation for vaccine injuries 260

  ‘first do no harm’ 218, 246

  First Fleet 31, 140

  Fishbein, Morris 83

  Fleming, Alexander 22

  flu see influenza

  Flugelman, Herbert (Bert) 74–77, 81

  Flugelman, Rosie 75

  FluMist 290–291

  Foege, Bill 53

  foetal cell lines and vaccines 245–246

  Food and Drug Administration (FDA) (US) 204

  definition 324–325

  HPV vaccine 234

  Football World Cup 91

  foreign aid 283

  immunisation 274–276

  vs military spending 275

  formaldehyde

  diphtheria vaccine 113

  tetanus toxin 123–124

  France

  hepatitis B vaccine 235–236

  HPV vaccine 230

  Franklin, Benjamin 39

  Franklin, Frankie 39

  frauds

  CIA fake immunisation campaign 94

  HPV vaccine study 229

  MMR-vaccine controversy 205–216

  Frazer, Ian 161

  freeloaders, anti-vaccinators as 253

  French, Benjamin 6

  French and Indian War 30–31

  French Revolution 102

  friend of the aged see pneumonia

  Fuller, Thomas 148

  fungal infections 8–9

  future of immunisation 281–296

  Galen 26

  Gardasil 161–162, 232

  introduction in United States 234–235

  gardening and tetanus 125, 186

  Garland, Suzanne 161

  gastric

  cancer 164–165

  ulcers 163–165

  gastritis 163–164

  gastroenteritis 2, 9, 282, 283

  definition 325

  oral rehydration solution (ORS) 267

  rotavirus 19, 24, 120, 138–139

  gastrointestinal disease 207

  Gates, Bill 92, 140, 269, 271–272, 274 see also Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation

  Gates, Melinda 269, 272, 274 see also Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation

  Gavi, the Vaccine Alliance 269, 272–274

  definition 325

  hepatitis B vaccine 273

  HPV vaccine 163, 273

  measles vaccine 273

  gelatin in vaccines 193

  General Medical Council (UK) 210–213, 222

  Generation Rescue 225

 

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