"john" wrote in message
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Out of 11,778 Gardasil recipients, over 90% of them young women between
the ages of 9 and 23, one would expect an annual death rate to be a mix of
the rates for the two reference groups, or less than 4 per 10,000 in an
entire year. But in the trials, there were three "sudden deaths", i.e.
deaths that occurred within just the two weeks of the Gardasil injections,
in a review period of less than forty-five days. That's a death rate close
to ten times higher than would be expected such a short period. And the
overall Gardasil death rate of 8.5 per 10,000 (10 deaths out of 11,778)
for the 12 month period of the trial is more than twice what one would
expect.


Idiot, there were more deaths for corn on the cob eaters.20 deaths out of
11,000 for a 12 month trial period and more sudden deaths within one week of
eating Corn.