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from:msnbc.comThe European Medicines Agency said Friday that the presence of pig virus in GlaxoSmithKline's Rotarix vaccine poses no threat to human health and can continue to be safely used.
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Many vaccines are wonderful, and have changed our world for the better (i.e. Polio) However, why take a chance on THIS vaccine in Europe and American.... rotovirus does not kill children ( not one!) ....we have all had it, it is diarrhea and maybe some vomiting. The problem is when the diarrhea and vomiting accompany problems found in third world countries like lack of medical treatment, malnutrition and clean water. If i lived in a third world country I would consider getting rotavirus vaccine. Seriously GLAXOSMITHKLINE??? Pig DNA seriously????