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[Oct 2006] Guillain-Barre Syndrome After Vaccination in United States



http://www.newswise.com/articles/view/524115/

"Of the 54 cases studied, Guillain-Barre syndrome was observed in 57% of
the patients who had received an influenza vaccine, followed by 22 % of the
patients who had received a hepatitis vaccine either as a single vaccine or
in combination with other vaccines. In the same study group, 11% of the
patients with GBS had received the measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR)
vaccine in combination with other vaccines, with the remaining study cases
having received haemophilis B conjugate vaccine, tetanus and diphtheria
toxoid, or typhoid vaccine. Up to 20 % of the patients developed GBS after
receiving more than one type of vaccine." - Newswise

Guillain-Barre Syndrome After Vaccination in United States

Newswise (press release)
Released: Mon 09-Oct-2006, 00:00 ET

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Source: American Association of Neuromuscular and Electrodiagnostic
Medicine (AANEM)

Newswise - Although vaccines have reduced morbidity and mortality from
many infections, several cases of Guillain-Barre syndrome (GBS) have been
reported following vaccination.

A team of medical researchers at the Zeenat Qureshi Stroke Research Center
set out to determine the occurrence and characteristics of GBS after
isolated reports of the syndrome were found in patients who had received
vaccinations. GBS is an inflammatory disorder in which the body's immune
system attacks part of the peripheral nervous system. The first symptoms of
this disorder include varying degrees of weakness or tingling sensations in
the legs. In many instances the weakness and abnormal sensations spread to
the arms and upper body. These symptoms increase in intensity until certain
muscles cannot be used at all and, when severe, the patient is almost
totally paralyzed.

The research data was obtained from the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting
System (VAERS) which is a cooperative program for vaccine safety of the
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) and the Food and Drug
Administration (FDA). The VAERS is a post-marketing safety surveillance
program, collecting information about possible side effects that occur
after administration of United States licensed vaccines.

There were 54 cases of GBS reported after vaccination in the United States
in 2004. The number of vaccine related cases constituted 0.1% of the total
admissions for GBS in the United States. Of the 54 cases studied,
Guillain-Barre syndrome was observed in 57% of the patients who had
received an influenza vaccine, followed by 22 % of the patients who had
received a hepatitis vaccine either as a single vaccine or in combination
with other vaccines. In the same study group, 11% of the patients with GBS
had received the measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) vaccine in combination
with other vaccines, with the remaining study cases having received
haemophilis B conjugate vaccine, tetanus and diphtheria toxoid, or typhoid
vaccine. Up to 20 % of the patients developed GBS after receiving more than
one type of vaccine.

According to Dr. Nizar Souayah, lead investigator and Assistant Professor
of Neurology, New Jersey Medical School, "The benefits of receiving
vaccinations far outnumber the risks. Few studies had been attempted to
address the relationship between vaccination and GBS and most had focused
only on the influenza vaccine. It is important to determine which vaccines
may be associated with GBS."

The results of the study suggest that vaccines other than influenza can be
associated with GBS.

The complete findings and results of the study are being presented at the
American Association of Neuromuscular & Electrodiagnostic Medicine (AANEM)
53rd Annual Meeting in Washington, DC, at the Marriott Wardman Park,
October 11-14, 2006. The AANEM is the largest organization worldwide, with
over 5000 members, dedicated to advancing neuromuscular, musculoskeletal,
and electrodiagnostic medicine.




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Old October 20th 06, 05:38 PM posted to misc.kids.health
Sheri Nakken RN, MA, Hahnemannian Homeopath
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Meningitis Vaccine Reactions

Search the VAERS database - these are reports (not proven, and so very
difficult to prove)
http://www.medalerts.org/vaersdb/index.html
then click on menu at Vaccine and click on MEN
and then find at the bottom to see the results

you can do other searches with that page - MEN and death or age or
whatever you would like

http://www.vaccineinfo.net/immunizat...eactions.shtml
Here are some of the reactions from 97-99

********
http://www.vaccination.org.uk/v/meningitis5.html
Eleven die after new vaccine jab

Martin Bright and Miles Barter
Sunday August 27, 2000

***********
http://alexanderharris.co.uk/page/_M...accine_100.asp
"In June 2000, concern was raised via the media about the number of
reactions to the vaccine. Some 16,527 adverse reactions from 7,742
patients had been reported by GPs to the Medicines Control Agency
through the Yellow Card reporting system. As well as reactions at the
site of the injection such as swelling and soreness were other
long-term reports which included seizures and 12 deaths.

The Yellow card reporting system is not routinely used by most GPs and
healthcare professionals and as such the figures for adverse reactions
are likely to be an underestimate. Despite the known under-reporting,
the number of adverse reactions reported for Meningitis C vaccine is
the highest for any vaccine within the UK immunisation programme."

**********


http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/q...&dopt=Abstract
Arq Neuropsiquiatr. 1997 Sep;55(3B):632-5. Related Articles, Links

[Acute disseminated encephalomyelitis and meningococcal A and C
vaccine: case report]

[Article in Portuguese]

Py MO, Andre C.

Servico de Neurologia, Hospital Universitario Clementino Fraga
Filho, Rio de Janeiro RJ, Brasil.

A 25-year-old women developed acute disseminated post-vaccinal
encephalomyelitis (ADEM) following vaccination with A plus C
meningococcal vaccine (Pasteur-Merieux). Fast disappearance of symptoms
and gradual resolution of MRI demyelinating lesions occurred after
steroid treatment with high doses of intravenous methylprednisolone. To
our knowledge, ADEM has not been previously described in association
with meningococcal vaccine. Although most cases of ADEM occur following
viral infections and vaccination, the syndrome has previously been
related to leptospirosis and Mycoplasma pneumoniae infections. This
suggests that it may also be related to exposure to
polysaccharide-protein vaccines such as the Group A plus Group C
meningococcal vaccine.

http://www.pubmedcentral.nih.gov/art...?artid=1487606



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http://www.dial.org.uk/news/news124/news124.html
Meningococcal C Vaccine May Cause Relapse of Nephrotic Syndrome in
Children.
Date: 15th August 2003
Author: Susan Wileman Medicines Information Technician

Source - Druginfozone - A research letter published in the August 9th
2003 issue of The Lancet, suggests that administration of meningococcal
C conjugate vaccine (MCCV) may lead to an increased risk of nephrotic
syndrome in children.

For more information go to :
http://www.druginfozone.org/record%2...aspx?id=520078

Prepared by Susan Wileman Medicines Information Technician

Date of Preparation: 15th August 2003


http://www.reutershealth.com/archive...08clin010.html
(URL requires subscription)

Meningococcal C vaccine may cause relapse of nephrotic syndrome in
children

Last Updated: 2003-08-08 12:33:14 -0400 (Reuters Health)

NEW YORK (Reuters Health) - Administration of meningococcal C conjugate
vaccine (MCCV) appears to increase the risk of nephrotic syndrome
relapse in
children, according to a research letter in the August 9th issue of The
Lancet.

"The risk of relapse after vaccination might be greater for this group
of patients than the risk of meningococcal C infection," Dr. Richard S.
Trompeter and colleagues write, "so the decision to vaccinate should be
carefully considered."

Immunogenic stimuli have been associated with the syndrome, but the
effect of vaccination has not been investigated, the British
researchers note.
Their suspicions were raised when nine children with nephrotic syndrome
relapsed after receiving MCCV.

Dr. Trompeter, of Great Ormond Street Children's Hospital NHS Trust in
London, and colleagues investigated the relapse rate during the year
before
and the year after vaccination of children with steroid-sensitive
nephrotic syndrome.

Included were 106 patients who received the vaccine, among whom there
were 63 relapses in the year before and 96 in the year postvaccination,
a
relative incidence of 1.52 (p = 0.009). The risk was markedly raised
only in the first 6 months after inoculation (relative incidence =
1.84).

"From 106 doses of vaccine, there was a risk of one relapse in every
four doses given to this population," Dr. Trompeter and colleagues
write.

They suggest that conjugate vaccines stimulate T cells, "so disturbance
of the cytokines by MCCV might have resulted in the cluster of relapses
we
recorded."

Lancet 2003;361:449-450.

Lancet 2003;

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Guillain-Barre Syndrome (paralysis) and vaccines

Nearly each vaccine in the package insert for the vaccine mentions
Guillain-Barre as a possible complication
It is especially known for following flu vaccine (and became very know
after the fiasco known as Swine flu - which never even existed at all).
It also is seen after DPT, HIB, Flu, Hep A, MMR, Measles Vax,
Pneumococcal Vax, Polio live oral or killed injectable, rubella vax,
rabies vax, japanese encephalitis vax, Hep B Vax, DTaP vax & Anthrax
vaccine (every vaccine's package insert mentions it is a possibility.)

What is GBS?
GBS is an uncommon illness causing weakness and loss of sensation that
usually recovers completely after a few weeks or months. It is named
after two French physicians, Guillain (pronounced Ghee-lan) and Barré
(pronounced Bar-ray), who described it in 1916 in two soldiers who were
affected by a paralysis but later recovered. It affects about one
person in 40,000 each year, ie 1,500 persons altogether each year in
the United Kingdom. It can occur at any age from infancy onwards but is
slightly more common in the old; it is more common in men than in
women; it is not hereditary; it is neither passed onto children nor is
it infectious and it is not caught from or transmitted to anybody else.
However, it does often develop a week or two after a throat or
intestinal infection. [or I would add after a vaccine...Sheri]
http://www.gbs.org.uk/blue.html more info if you want it at the
website


Also there is some concern that these people really have a form of
polio
We will talk more about polio in the 2nd half of the class
Other names ..........possibly.......Viral or aseptic meningitis,
Guillaine Barre Syndrome (GBS), Chinese Paralytic syndrome, CHRONIC
FATIGUE SYNDROME, epidemic cholera, cholera morbus, spinal meningitis,
spinal apoplexy, inhibitory palsy, intermittent fever, famine fever,
worm fever, bilious remittent fever, ergotism, ME, post-polio syndrome,
acute flaccid paralysis (it gets complicated)
THERE IS NO TEST to diagnose Guillain-Barre (like the situation with
Tetanus) - so it is diagnosed on symptoms alone which are simliar to
other conditions with similar symptoms

There are many paralytic/neurological conditions that can follow
vaccines
The one called Guillain-Barre Syndrome often comes on quite fast after
a vaccine
These conditions also could come from toxic exposures

But many of these symptoms are very much the same..........paralysis
after a vaccine

http://www.whale.to/vaccines/gbs.htm

http://www.gbs.org.uk/immune.html

http://www.guillain-barre.com/forums...b6fcecd63dc8b9
GB discussion forum




After HIB vaccine
http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/entrez/q...&dopt=Abstract
After Tetanus Toxoid Vaccine
http://www.umdnj.edu/rspthweb/bibs/g_bsyndr.htm
After Flu vaccine
http://curezone.com/forums/m.asp?f=374&i=5
After Hepatitis B Vaccine
http://www.sarasotalaw.com/sarasotal...epb/medlit.php
http://www.yourlawyer.com/practice/o...%20B%20Vaccine


http://www.umdnj.edu/rspthweb/bibs/g_bsyndr.htm

http://health.surfwax.com/files/Guil..._Syndrome.html
Misc news on GB
Disabled Singaporean mountaineer succeeds in scaling Mt Kilimanjaro
Jan 22, 2004
After returning from Everest, he contracted the rare nerve disorder
Guillain-Barre Syndrome, and was totally paralysed for many months.He
will be returning to Singapore on Saturday. (Channel NewsAsia,
Singapore)


Guillain-Barre survivor, caregiver share story Jan 08, 2004
Lamb had Guillain-Barre syndrome (pronounced ghee-yenn' bah-ray'), a
rare autoimmune disorder that causes varying degrees of paralysis.
Guillain-Barre is rarely fatal by itself, and its symptoms usually
reverse, at least partially (Asheville Citizen Times, NC).


Scanlon returns to mayoral duties Jan 08, 2004
Test results received Aug. 30 showed that Scanlon was suffering from
encephalitis, an inflammation of the brain, and Guillain-Barre
syndrome, a disorder that affects the nerves outside of the brain and
spinal cord. Both were brought on by the West Nile virus (Pioneer Press
Online, IL).


Flu mist available locally Jan 08, 2004
Anyone with a history of Guillain-Barre Syndrome. E-mail this story
(The Post & Mail, IN).


FluMist vaccine available Dec 30, 2003
Anyone with a history of Guillain-Barre syndrome. Health-care workers
(Cumberland Times News, MD).


Two ' needle - free ' flu clinics to be offered next week Dec 30,
2003
It cannot be given to children and teens on long-term aspirin therapy;
people with chronic heart or lung conditions, diabetes, chronic kidney
diesease or weakened immune systems; pregnant women; people with
Guillain-Barre syndrome; people with allergies to eggs or components of
Flu Mist; or those in close contact with people with weakened immune
systems. People in those risk groups who have not yet been immunized
can call the health department at 325-8500 to arrange for a vaccine
(The Daily Astorian (subscription), OR).


Adoption after 50 nets 4 Dec 28, 2003
Charles Robert Bright, a first lieutenant in the Air Force and veteran
of both World War II and the Korean War, became ill with a rare disease
known as Guillain-Barre syndrome. Guillain-Barre syndrome is an acute
febrile polyneuritis (Quad City Times, IA).


Military can't force anthrax vaccines, judge rules Dec 22, 2003
That law was passed amid concerns that use of such drugs could have led
to illnesses among veterans of the 1991 Persian Gulf war, which have
come to be known as Gulf War Syndrome. They also noted that possible
side effects from the shots included Guillain-Barre Syndrome, multiple
sclerosis, angiodema, aseptic meningitis, severe injection-site
inflammation, diabetes, and systemic lupus erythmatosis (Washington
Times, DC).


Is it a cold or the flu? What you should know Dec 22, 2003
....people who should avoid the shot are those who have had severe
allergic reactions to eggs or previous flu shots, or have a history of
Guillain-Barre syndrome. ... (Los Angeles Times (subscription), CA)


Ecosse: Climb every mountain Dec 20, 2003
Joining him on the rope will be David Lim (paralysed below the knees
with Guillain-Barre syndrome), Paul Pritchard (brain damaged and
paralysed down his right ... (The Sunday Times (subscription), UK)


Intranasal flu vaccine still available Dec 19, 2003
....or immune system problems; children or adolescents receiving aspirin
therapy; anyone allergic to eggs; or those with a history of
Guillain-Barre Syndrome. ... (Payson Roundup, AZ)


How Effective is This Year's Flu Vaccine? Dec 16, 2003
Contraindications for the killed flu vaccine a fever, an impaired
immune system, egg allergy, mercury allergy or a history of Guillain
Barre syndrome. The most serious reported reaction, which usually
occurs within two weeks of vaccination, is Guillain Barre syndrome, an
immune-mediated nerve disorder characterized by muscle weakness,
numbness, pain and paralysis (Mercola, Illinois).


Analysis: Preparedness for flu is lacking Dec 13, 2003
And confidence in it was scarred by the flawed emergency swine flu
immunization program in 1976, which was halted after a relatively few
of the 45 million people who had been vaccinated became temporarily
paralyzed from Guillain-Barre syndrome. More recently, gaffes and
miscommunication about such events as the anthrax attacks of fall 2001
left Americans unsure what to think about public pronouncements and
insecure about the nation's capacity to deal with a severe epidemic of
SARS or a new... (Minneapolis Star Tribune (subscription), MN).


flu shots, state says Dec 13, 2003
People should consult their doctor if they are allergic to eggs, have
had a severe reaction to a flu shot in the past, are pregnant or have
Guillain-Barre syndrome, a rare form of nerve damage. People also are
more aware of infectious diseases because of threats such as severe
acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) earlier this year, he noted (Honolulu
Star-Bulletin, HI).


Advocate Says Government Should Release Flu Shot Data Dec 10, 2003
Contraindications for the killed flu vaccine a fever, an impaired
immune system, egg allergy, mercury allergy or a history of Guillain
Barre syndrome. The most serious reported reaction, which usually
occurs within two weeks of vaccination, is Guillain Barre syndrome, an
immune mediated nerve disorder characterized by muscle weakness,
numbness, pain and paralysis (NewsMax.com).


Q&A: Answers to all your flu questions Dec 10, 2003
Individuals with a history of Guillain-Barre Syndrome should also check
with their physician first. Kids who have influenza and take aspirin
can get Reyes syndrome, a rare, acute illness characterized by brain
swelling and fatty deposits in the liver (Newark Star Ledger, NJ).


Chiron Shipped More Than 40 Million Fluvirin Doses Worldwide, ... Dec
09, 2003
People who are allergic to eggs, who have had a severe reaction to a
flu shot in the past, or who have previously developed Guillain-Barre
syndrome in the six weeks after receiving a flu vaccination should
consult their doctors before receiving flu vaccination. Chiron Vaccines
is the world's second-largest flu vaccines company, with four leading
brands (Stock World, Germany).


Local health department has flu vaccine Dec 09, 2003
Persons with a sensitivity to eggs and those with a history of Guillain
Barre Syndrome or other neurological problems should check with a
doctor before receiving any type of flu vaccine. Also, unlike the flu
shot which is needed every year, it is recommended that the pneumonia
vaccine be given only once (Kewanee Star Courier, IL).


Local flu shots still available Dec 09, 2003
Providers said patients should not get the shot if they are allergic to
eggs, have had Guillain-Barre Syndrome or an allergic reaction in the
past to a flu shot or if severely ill on the day of the shot. The
Schoharie County Department of Health will hold its last public clinic
for flu and pneumococcal immunizations at the Cobleskill OFA Meal Site
from 1:30 to 3:30 p.m. Dec. 16 (Oneonta Daily Star, NY).


Even doctors seek guidance on flu vaccine Dec 08, 2003
....medical conditions -- such as lung or heart disease, diabetes,
kidney dysfunction or sickle cell anemia; egg allergies; or a history
of Guillain-Barre syndrome ... (Akron Beacon Journal, OH)


Antivirus drugs help those allergic to vaccine for flu Dec 08, 2003
In 1976, 46 million U.S. residents were vaccinated against swine flu,
and 532 developed the Guillain-Barre syndrome, a disease in which the
body damages its own nerve cells, resulting in muscle weakness and
sometimes paralysis. Since then, concern has been raised about the
possible link between other nonswine flu vaccines and GBS. The U.S.
Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported that one out of
100,000 people who are vaccinated against the flu may be at risk for
GBS. (Central Maine Daily Sentinel, ME).


Disabled but not bowed Dec 07, 2003
Former mountaineer David Lim was struck down by Guillain-Barre Syndrome
- a rare nerve disorder - two weeks after leading the first Singapore
expedition to ... (Straits Times, Singapore)


New Data Suggest That a Live Attenuated Influenza Vaccine May ... Dec
05, 2003
FluMist is contraindicated in persons with hypersensitivity to any
component of the vaccine, including eggs; in children and adolescents
receiving aspirin therapy or aspirin-containing therapy; in individuals
with a history of Guillain-Barre syndrome; and in individuals with
known or suspected immune deficiency. The safety and efficacy of
FluMist have not been established in pregnant women or for patients
with chronic underlying medical conditions, including asthma or
reactive airways... (Yahoo News (press release)).


It's Not Too Late to Vaccinate - As More People in the US Succumb ...
Dec 04, 2003
FluMist is contraindicated in persons with hypersensitivity to any
component of the vaccine, including eggs; in children and adolescents
receiving aspirin therapy or aspirin-containing therapy; in individuals
with a history of Guillain-Barre syndrome; and in individuals with
known or suspected immune deficiency. The safety and efficacy of
FluMist have not been established in pregnant women or for patients
with chronic underlying medical conditions, including asthma or
reactive airways... (Stock World, Germany).


County, state look at arsenic in wells, illness Dec 03, 2003
But while investigating the area, health department workers heard
residents complain about what they consider a high incidence of
Guillain-Barre Syndrome and ... (Oregonian, OR)


It has been four years since the Silvers have lived in a home. ...
Dec 01, 2003
....laps.-- --. Tom's legs are withered and atrophied, the result of
having nerve- destroying Guillain-Barre syndrome since childhood. ...
(San Francisco Chronicle, CA)


The Nature of Nurture Nov 28, 2003
She's paralyzed by Guillain-Barre syndrome, and it looks very much as
if she might never get better. The family pitches in heroically. ...
(Washington Post, DC)


Guillain - Barre Syndrome Nov 26, 2003
....com - Health - Healthcast: Guillain-Barre Syndrome. Healthcast:
Guillain-Barre Syndrome (Pittsburgh Channel.com, PA).


Flu season is underway Nov 26, 2003
....-- children and teenagers (aged 6 months to 18 years) who are on
long-term aspirin therapy and therefore could develop Reye Syndrome
after the flu. The shots can be given to most people, except those with
severe allergy to eggs, those who have had a severe reaction to a flu
shot in the past and people who previously developed Guillain-Barre
syndrome (Union County Advocate, KY).


Gathering strength Nov 25, 2003
Denzel is recovering from Guillain-Barre syndrome and attends physical
therapy in Nappanee to regain his mobility. Steve and Sarah Halliburton
visited three hospitals, saw 11 doctors and spent many sleepless nights
before Denzel was diagnosed with Guillain-Barre syndrome, a rare
illness that affects the peripheral nerves of the body (eTruth, IN).


Once-paralyzed man realizes dream of becoming sheriff Nov 24, 2003
Smith was diagnosed with Guillain-Barre syndrome, a rare but rapid
onset of weakness or paralysis in which the bodys immune system
typically attacks the body itself. The syndrome can be triggered by
vaccinations and it has no known cause or cure (Access North Georgia,
GA).


Nasal spray flu vaccine not for everyone Nov 24, 2003
So should people who have developed Guillain-Barre syndrome, which
causes temporary loss of movement and sensation within a few weeks of
getting a flu shot or having a viral illness. If you are interested in
taking FluMist, you should take the same precautions (Charleston Post
Courier (subscription), SC).


Experts: Flu shots help Nov 24, 2003
The CDC recommends talking with a doctor first if you have a history of
Guillain-Barre Syndrome or if you have fever or other illness at the
time your shot is scheduled. Larmouth, director of infection control at
Southern New Hampshire Medical Center, said a patient at the hospital
tested positive for flu late last week after undergoing a quick-acting
flu test (Nashua Telegraph, NH).


HealthSouth to build rehabilitation facility in Manati Nov 20, 2003
....spinal cord and cerebral injuries as the result of automobile
accidents; have neurological conditions such as multiple sclerosis and
Guillain-Barre syndrome ... (Puerto Rico Wow, Puerto Rico)


Flu kills more people than SARS or AIDS Nov 19, 2003
The risk of Guillain-Barre syndrome (GBS), which causes nerve damage
leading to muscle weakness and sometimes paralysis, is also cited as a
concern. ... (StarPhoenix, Canada)


Flu shots are now available, free for those people at risk Nov 19,
2003
People undergoing long-term aspirin treatment from 6 months to 18 years
old should also get the flu vaccine as they could develop Reye Syndrome
if they catch influenza. Everyone else is encouraged to get the shot
for their own and others' sake unless they have serious allergies to
eggs or a previous flu shot or have a history of Guillain-Barre
Syndrome (GBS) (Santa Paula Times, CA).


Bettine still an ' Angel ' Nov 19, 2003
Maureen Brown, 52, of Blakeny Close, Whetstone, was nominated by Ty
Brown, of Barnet Hospital's volunteers, for her bravery dealing with
Guillain-Barre syndrome, which, at one point, paralysed 95 per cent of
her body. She now runs a support group for sufferers (Barnet Times,
UK).


HEALTH Q&A Nov 17, 2003
Have chronic renal failure or nephrotic syndrome or a suppressed immune
system. Q: You wrote that people with a history of Guillain-Barre
syndrome should ask their physicians about possible alternatives to the
flu shot (Fort Worth Star Telegram, TX).


FIGHTING THE FLU Nov 16, 2003
Children and teenagers (6 months to 18 years old) who are on long-term
aspirin therapy and therefore could develop Reye's syndrome after the
flu. People who previously developed Guillain-Barre syndrome in the six
weeks after getting a flu shot (Asbury Park Press, NJ).


Brave Olsen prepared to take chance on the style game Nov 16, 2003
He had collapsed on the flight home after playing a Uefa Cup tie with
Celtic in Finland, stricken by Guillain-Barre syndrome, a vicious nerve
disorder. ... (The Sunday Times (subscription), UK)


Head off the flu by getting vaccinated Nov 13, 2003
In 1976, swine flu vaccine was associated with a severe paralytic
illness called Guillain-Barre Syndrome (GBS). Influenza vaccines since
then have not been clearly linked to GBS, according to the U.S.
Department of Health and Human Services (Athens Daily Review, TX).


Study suggests FDR did not have polio after all Nov 09, 2003
DALLAS -- Franklin D. Roosevelt may not have had polio at all, but a
paralyzing disease called Guillain-Barre syndrome, Texas researchers
say in a study that challenges all the history books and presidential
biographies. "We feel from the clinical evidence, which is all that
exists, that it's more likely that he had Guillain-Barre syndrome,"
said Dr. Armond Goldman, emeritus professor of pediatrics at the
University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston (Minneapolis Star
Tribune (subscription), MN).


Pneumonia shots: When you should get them Nov 06, 2003
Have chronic renal failure or nephrotic syndrome or a suppressed immune
system. Q: You wrote that persons with a history of Guillain-Barre
syndrome should ask their physicians about possible alternatives to the
flu shot (Fort Wayne News Sentinel, IN).


Brooks grabs landmark goal Nov 06, 2003
Oxford striker Jamie Brooks continued his comeback from Guillain-Barre
Syndrome by scoring his first goal in competitive football for 18
months. The 20-year-old also set up another goal in the reserves' 3-3
draw at Cheltenham (Ananova, UK).


Research study says FDR's 'polio' might have been Guillain-Barre Nov
03, 2003
Franklin D. Roosevelt may not have had polio at all, but a paralyzing
disease called Guillain-Barre syndrome, Texas researchers say in a
study that calls into question history books and presidential
biographies. "We feel from the clinical evidence, which is all that
exists, that it's more likely that he had Guillain-Barre syndrome,"
said Dr. Armond S. Goldman, emeritus professor of pediatrics at the
University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston (Tacoma News Tribune,
WA).


Zanesville native's optimism sees him through adversity Nov 03, 2003
The resulting infection caused him to develop a mild form of
Guillain-Barre Syndrome, a neurological condition that resulted in a
hand tremor and significant leg weakness. He also lost his remaining
kidney function and he is now on renal dialysis three days a week
(Zanesville Times Recorder, OH).


Simple way to keep bug at bay Nov 02, 2003
People who have a history of Guillain Barre Syndrome and those who have
had a serious allergic reaction to eggs or a previous dose of the
influenza vaccine should talk to their doctors before getting a flu
shot. Those who have a fever or are severely ill at the time the shot
is scheduled should wait until they are recovered (Press-Enterprise
(subscription), CA).


BABBEL READY TO MAKE HIS MARK Nov 01, 2003
Babbel found himself down the pecking order at Anfield after recovering
from the life-threatening illness Guillain-Barre Syndrome. Now he is
trying to reignite his career under manager Graeme Souness
(Football365.com, UK).


Study questions FDR's polio diagnosis Oct 31, 2003
Texas doctors suggest the four-term president's paralysis was caused
not by polio-myelitis but by Guillain-Barre syndrome. Goldmanis told
The Associated Press Friday that from the clinical evidence, it's more
likely that FDR had Guillain-Barre syndrome (News 24 Houston, TX).


Study casts doubt on FDR polio Oct 31, 2003
Researchers say he may have had Guillain-Barre Syndrome instead, a
disease barely known by doctors in the early '20s, USA Today reported.
Researchers at the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston, in
a study published in the Journal of Medical Biography, noted that some
of FDR's symptoms were rare in polio but fit Guillain-Barre, an
autoimmune disease that damages motor and sensory nerves (Washington
Times, DC).


Study: Polio May Not Have Paralyzed FDR Oct 31, 2003
DALLAS (AP)--Franklin D. Roosevelt may not have had polio at all, but a
paralyzing disease called Guillain-Barre syndrome, Texas researchers
say in a study that calls into question all the history books and
presidential biographies. We feel from the clinical evidence, which is
all that exists, that it's more likely that he had Guillain-Barre
syndrome,'' said Dr. Armond S. Goldman, emeritus professor of
pediatrics at the University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston
(Dayton Daily News, OH).


Study: Polio may not have paralyzed FDR Oct 31, 2003
DALLAS (AP) - Franklin D. Roosevelt may not have had polio at all,
but a paralyzing disease called Guillain-Barre syndrome, Texas
researchers say in a study ... (Penn Live, PA)


Eye On Health - - Oct . 31 Oct 31, 2003
Virus-Related Muscle Damage Tied to Chronic Fatigue Chronic fatigue
syndrome seems to occur sometimes after a virus infection. Now,
researchers have shown that some patients with the syndrome have
evidence of virus in their muscles, and this in turn is linked to
abnormal muscle function (KLAS, NV).


The Hour Oct 31, 2003
He told them he returned to Modesto late that afternoon, shortly before
family members reported Laci Peterson missing about 6 p.m. ------
Study: Polio May Not Have Paralyzed FDR DALLAS (AP) -- Franklin D.
Roosevelt may not have had polio at all, but a paralyzing disease
called Guillain-Barre syndrome, Texas researchers say in a study that
calls into question history books and presidential biographies. "We
feel from the clinical evidence, which is all that exists, that it's
more likely that he had Guillain-Barre syndrome," said Dr. Armond S.
Goldman, emeritus professor of pediatrics at the University of Texas
Medical Branch in Galveston (Norwalk Hour, CT).


High school girls nab man suspected of flashing Oct 31, 2003
Study suggests FDR's 'polio' was Guillain-Barre syndrome DALLAS
Franklin D. Roosevelt may not have had polio at all, but a paralyzing
disease called Guillain-Barre syndrome, Texas researchers say in a
study that calls into question all the history books and presidential
biographies. "We feel from the clinical evidence, which is all that
exists, that it's more likely that he had Guillain-Barre syndrome,"
said Dr. Armond S. Goldman, emeritus professor of pediatrics at the
University of Texas Medical Branch in Galveston (Go Erie, PA).


Health Alert: flu season Oct 30, 2003
People who have had a severe reaction to a flu shot in the past should
not get one, nor should people who previously developed the nerve
disorder Guillain-Barre Syndrome in the six weeks after receiving the
vaccine. by Dawn Mercer (WIS, SC).


Health Dept. clinics being offered for flu vaccinations Oct 30, 2003
Anyone who has experienced an allergic reaction to eggs or to a
previous influenza shot, suffers from Guillain-Barre Syndrome, has a
fever, or is seriously ill should not take the shot. The clinic will be
held in the Nursing Department, Room 136, in the Main building on the
ASUN campus on Friday, Oct. 31 from 9 a.m. until 3 p.m. (Newport
Independent, AR).


1 flu shots 1028 Oct 28, 2003
Persons who should consult their doctor before getting a flu shot are
those who are allergic to eggs or had an adverse reaction to a previous
flu shot, as well as persons who have a history of Guillain-Barre
Syndrome and pregnant women in the first trimester. Anyone with a fever
or who is severely ill should wait until he or she is well (Rushville
Republican, IN).


For the Cumberland Times-News Oct 26, 2003
Anyone who has ever has ever had a serious allergic reaction to eggs,
to a previous dose of influenza vaccine, or has a history of
Guillain-Barre Syndrome, you should talk to their physician before
requesting a flu vaccine. Anyone who is ill or has a fever should
probably wait until they recover before receiving the flu vaccine
(Cumberland Times News, MD).


Health officials say vaccine worth a shot Oct 25, 2003
The bad news: the season is just starting for a viral disease that has
been and continues to be deadlier than the West Nile Virus and the
Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome or SARS coronovirus. Specific people
Marley said should be wary of the vaccination are those with allergies
to eggs because the vaccines are grown with chicken embryos or a
history of Guillain-Barre' Syndrome (Garden City Telegram, KS).


Take a shot at warding off flu Oct 23, 2003
Kaupp said anyone allergic to eggs or who has had a severe allergic
reaction to a flu shot in the past should refrain, as should anyone who
has had Guillain-Barre syndrome, a rare neurological condition.
Larmouth said getting a flu shot this season has another benefit: Fewer
patients will visit their doctors with coughs and fevers that are also
symptoms of severe acute respiratory syndrome (SARS) - a plus during
the upcoming first post-SARS flu season (Nashua Telegraph, NH).


New nasal flu vaccine not for everyone Oct 23, 2003
Children or adolescents on long-term aspirin treatment, pregnant women
and anyone with a history of Guillain-Barre syndrome. The FluMist is
available at all three locations in Grimes (Dallas County News, IA).


Shot program aims to bust flu bug' Oct 21, 2003
They include persons: who are allergic to hens' eggs; who have had a
severe reaction to a flu shot in the past; who are in their first
trimester of pregnancy; or who previously developed Guillain-Barré
Syndrome. Keating added that children under the age of four will not be
vaccinated at the clinic, rather should receive one at their
pediatrician's office (The Banner-Graphic, IN).


Flu shot clinic dates scheduled Oct 20, 2003
....had a reaction to flu shots in the past, have an allergy to chicken
eggs or chicken products, and those who have previously developed
Guillain-Barré Syndrome ... (Bridgeton News, NJ)


Rehabilitation nurse finds true reward is in patients' progress Oct
20, 2003
The second woman had initially entered the facility with Guillain-Barre
syndrome. She had lost everything in the May tornado, was bedridden
with a catheter and IV, and had the potential for respiratory failure
(Kansas City Nursing News, KS).


An alternative to flu shots Oct 20, 2003
Vaccine spray not for all Because of its components, FluMist isn't
recommended for children under five or adults over 50; for those
sensitive to any component of the vaccine, particularly eggs; for
children or teens on aspirin therapy; for pregnant women; and for those
with Guillain-Barré syndrome, asthma, or immune deficiencies. Dr
Martin Baskin is a New York City internist and pulmonary specialist who
administers approximately 1 500 flu shots a year, many of them to
people 65 and older (News24, South Africa).


Fight the Flu 2003 Oct 20, 2003
Individuals who are allergic to eggs, chickens, chicken feathers, or
chicken dander and thimersol (mercury products) or have Guillain-Barre
Syndrome should not receive this vaccine until they have consulted with
their healthcare provider. In addition, individuals with a fever should
not receive this vaccine (NorthFulton.com, GA).


Wal-Mart Defers Establishing a National Flu Vaccination Program Oct
17, 2003
....including eggs; in children and adolescents receiving aspirin
therapy or aspirin-containing therapy; in individuals with a history of
Guillain-Barre syndrome ... (Stock World, Germany)


Officials:More need to get flu vaccinations this year Oct 17, 2003
People with a history of Guillain-Barre syndrome, a serious allergic
reaction to eggs the vaccine is grown on an egg-protein base or a
previous allergic reaction to a flu vaccine should check with their
doctors before being vaccinated. The protection from a flu vaccine
develops about two weeks after getting the shot and may last up to a
year, said Betty Hilson, director of education at A.O. Fox Memorial
Hospital in Oneonta (Oneonta Daily Star, NY).


Where to go Oct 16, 2003
She adds that those who may not want to get the vaccine are anyone who
has ever had a serious allergic reaction to eggs (the vaccine is made
with eggs) and anyone who has Guillain-Barré syndrome (an immune
system disorder). Anyone who is severely ill may want to wait and get a
shot later (IdahoStatesman.com).


CDC suggests young children have flu shots Oct 15, 2003
Some doctors and parents have raised concern about possible side
effects, including multiple sclerosis and Guillain-Barr; syndrome,
which causes temporary paralysis. Earlier this month, a health advisory
agency downplayed the risk of multiple sclerosis in adult vaccine
recipients but left open the question of whether the vaccine is linked
to Guillain-Barr; syndrome (Atlanta Journal Constitution, GA).


It's that (flu shot) time of year again Oct 15, 2003
People with a severe allergy to hens' eggs, who have had a severe
reaction to a flu shot in the past, or who previously developed
Guillain-Barr; syndrome (GBS) in the six weeks after getting a flu
shot, should not get a flu shot before talking with their doctor.
Winter is the prime time for influenza (Juneau Empire, AK).


Time again for flu shots Oct 14, 2003
The more serious paralysis of Guillain-Barre syndrome is very rare and
is only known to be associated with the "swine flu" component, which
was last used in 1976. Epidemiologists predict which stains of the
virus are likely each year, so the shot is different annually (Casa
Grande Valley Newspapers, AZ).


One shot may keep you safe from the flu Oct 11, 2003
The same goes for individuals with a history of Guillain-Barre
Syndrome. Millsap said the health department staff also recommends
individuals get a pneumonia vaccination at the time of their flu shot
(Marco Island Sun-Times, FL).


Flu season approaching; vaccinations now available Oct 10, 2003
Those include people who have a severe allergy to eggs, have had a
severe reaction to a flu shot in the past, or suffered a Guillain-Barre
syndrome in the six weeks following a previous flu shot. The Daily
Leader 2003 (Brookhaven Daily Leader, MS).


Erlanger Announces Public Flu Shot Schedule Oct 09, 2003
....vaccine. Those with a history of Guillain-Barre Syndrome should also
check with their doctors before getting vaccinated. Anyone ... (The
Chattanoogan, TN)


Prospects deal with not being needed Oct 08, 2003
Four years ago, this hockey player from Rockland was laid up with
Guillain-Barre Syndrome, a rare and debilitating illness that attacked
his nervous system ... (Ottawa Citizen, Canada)


Nation / World Oct 07, 2003
But as the campaign got under way, there were a number of serious side
effects, including several hundred cases of the rare paralytic disorder
Guillain-Barre syndrome in vaccinated adults, and the vaccination
effort was stopped after about 40 million people got the shots. No flu
epidemic emerged, but the government ended up paying about $90 million
in damages to people who developed Guillain-Barre (Birmingham Post
Herald, AL).


Flu clinics scheduled Oct 07, 2003
Also not eligible are healthy adults ages 18-50; anyone with a previous
reaction to the flu vaccine; anyone allergic to eggs; anyone with
Guillain-Barre Syndrome; or anyone who is ill at the time the vaccine
is scheduled. Medicare Part B card will be accepted for payment; for
all others, the charge is $15 for the flu vaccine, $10 for pneumonia
(Colts Neck News Transcript, NJ).


Study finds no link between flu vaccine and Guillain-Barre ... Oct
06, 2003
Study finds no link between flu vaccine and Guillain-Barre Syndrome,
Multiple Sclerosis. An Institute of Medicine committee examined the
relationship of the vaccine and several neurological disorders, such as
Guillain-Barre Syndrome and Multiple Sclerosis (WIS, SC).


Report denies flu shot-MS link Oct 06, 2003
It's not clear whether the vaccine continues to elevate the risk of
Guillain-Barre syndrome, a condition involving temporary paralysis that
struck hundreds of people who got the so-called "swine flu" shot in
1976. Cases of multiple sclerosis, Guillain-Barre syndrome and other
neurological disorders among flu shot recipients have raised public
concern through the years (Atlanta Journal Constitution, GA).


Experts say flu shots unlikely to cause neurologic disorders Oct 06,
2003
But as the campaign got underway, there were a number of serious side
effects, including several hundred cases of the rare paralytic disorder
Guillain-Barre' syndrome in vaccinated adults, and the vaccination
effort was stopped after about 40 million people got the shots. No flu
epidemic emerged, but the government ended up paying about $90 million
in damages to people who developed Guillain-Barre (Scripps Howard News
Service).


Easy To See Benefits Of New LASIK Surgery; Flu Shots; Baby Bed Oct 06,
2003
An Institute Of Medicine committee examined the relationship between
the vaccine and several neurological disorders, such as Guillain-Barre
syndrome and multiple sclerosis. The report concluded that, while
evidence supports a link between the 1976 swine flu vaccine and
Gullain-Barre syndrome in adults, there is no evidence to support that
link in flu vaccines used since then (NBC 10.com, PA).


National Briefing: Science and Health Oct 06, 2003
The 1976 swine flu vaccine did cause hundreds of cases of
Guillain-Barré syndrome, which can leave victims nearly paralyzed, but
most studies since then have ... (New York Times)


Health district urges flu shots Oct 06, 2003
The vaccine is not recommended for people who have an allergic reaction
to eggs or anyone with a history of Guillain-Barre' Syndrome. ...
(Galveston County Daily News, TX)


Premera Service for Members with Complex Medical Needs Awarded ...
Oct 06, 2003
Pamela had been told that it could take three years to fully recover
from her bout with Guillain-Barre Syndrome, a disorder in which the
body's immune system attacks part of the peripheral nervous system.
After a visit to the emergency room, she learned she was suffering from
Guillain-Barre Syndrome, a disorder in which the body's immune system
attacks part of the peripheral nervous system (Business Wire (press
release)).


Flu Vaccine Expected In Panhandle Oct 05, 2003
....children and adolescents who are receiving long-term aspirin therapy
and might therefore be at risk for developing Rye syndrome. Anyone who
has ever had a serious allergic reaction to eggs or to a previous
influenza vaccine and those who have a history of Guillain-Barre
Syndrome - a severe paralyzing disease that was associated with the
swine flu vaccine in 1976 - should talk with their doctor before being
vaccinated (Wheeling News Register, WV).


County posts flu shot plan Oct 05, 2003
....physicians: Those that have had a reaction to flu shots in the past,
have an allergy to eggs, and those who have previously developed
Guillain-Barre Syndrome ... (Today's Sunbeam, NJ)


to educate public about the flu Oct 03, 2003
People who have experienced a serious allergic reaction to eggs,
merthiolate, thimerosal, gentamycin, or past doses of the influenza
vaccine or who have a history of Guillain-Barre Syndrome (GBS) should
not receive the flu vaccine. People who are experiencing an illness,
are on antibiotics or are showing flu-like symptoms should check with
their physician before getting the flu vaccine (Monroe Times, WI).


Alert over bottled water Oct 02, 2003
But one in 1,000 sufferers develops Guillain-Barre syndrome, which can
lead to total paralysis. One in 20,000 dies (This is London, UK).


It's time for flu shots Oct 02, 2003
The more serious paralysis of Guillain-Barre syndrome is very rare and
is only known to be associated with the "swine flu" component which was
last used in 1976. Epidemiologists predict which strains of the virus
are likely each year, so the shot is different each year (Casa Grande
Valley Newspapers, AZ).


Kings County prepares for flu season Oct 02, 2003
The only people who should not take a flu shot are those who are
allergic to eggs or have a history of infection-induced Guillain-Barré
syndrome, which is ... (Newzcentral.com, CA)


Local health services prepare for flu season Oct 02, 2003
Children and teenagers (aged 6 months to 18 years) who are on long-term
aspirin therapy and therefore could develop Reye Syndrome after the
flu. People who previously developed Guillain Barre syndrome in the six
weeks after getting a flu shot (Lodi News-Sentinel, CA).


Flu Fighter Clinics Ready for Business Oct 02, 2003
MVNA Nurses will NOT vaccinate those who: -- have a serious allergy to
eggs, chicken, chicken feathers, chicken dander or Thimerosal; -- have
had a serious reaction after having an influenza vaccination; -- were
ever paralyzed by Guillain-Barre Syndrome; -- are in their first
trimester of pregnancy; -- are very ill with a fever at the time of the
vaccination; -- are under 9 years of age; -- have been told they cannot
receive an intramuscular injection. Individuals with Medicare Part B
coverage can get their shots at no charge when they present their
Medicare Part B card, any other insurance card and any voucher they
have received in the mail (Yahoo News (press release)).


De Soto girl walks away from illness with new insights Oct 01, 2003
The girl her mother, Sheila Mayabb, calls a "Tomboy" was nearly
paralyzed with Guillain-Barré Syndrome. The diagnosis was wrong, but
the test did turn up an excess protein in the fluid, a sign of
Guillain-Barré Syndrome (DeSoto Explorer, KS).


Health department plans flu shot clinics Oct 01, 2003
Persons with a sensitivity to eggs, and those with a history of
Guillain Barre Syndrome or other neurological problems should check
with their doctor before receiving any flu vaccine. The department will
be providing flu vaccinations at these sites (Kewanee Star Courier,
IL).


There's no shortage of current flu vaccine Sep 30, 2003
....(Flu increases the risk for a serious condition called Reye's
syndrome in those taking aspirin. Have previously developed
Guillain-Barre syndrome shortly after getting a flu shot (Contra Costa
Times, CA).


The Challenge to Mass Vaccination Sep 30, 2003
IOM committees found a causal relationship between certain vaccines and
autoimmune disorders such as acute and chronic arthritis, Guillain
Barre syndrome (GBS ... (Mercola, Illinois)


Experts encourage flu shot for most Sep 29, 2003
Some people associate all flu shots with the swine-flu vaccine of the
mid-'70s and Guillain-Barre syndrome, a rare paralysis linked to it,
she said. They shouldn't, doctors say (Louisville Courier Journal, KY).



No Flu Vaccine Shortage This Year Sep 28, 2003
....(Flu increases the risk for a serious condition called Reye syndrome
in those taking aspirin. -Have previously developed Guillain-Barre
syndrome shortly after getting a flu shot (Good Housekeeping Magazine).



Fighting the flu Sep 28, 2003
People who are pregnant, have asthma, or have Guillain-Barre syndrome,
and children and adolescents taking aspirin should not receive the
nasal spray vaccine. People over 50, babies and toddlers and people
with asthma can receive flu shots (Fayetteville Online, Fayetteville
NC).


1 flu shots coming 0926 Sep 26, 2003
Persons who should consult their doctor before getting a flu shot are
those who are allergic to eggs or had an adverse reaction to a previous
flu shot, as well as persons who have a history of Guillain-Barre
Syndrome and pregnant women in the first trimester. Anyone with a fever
or who is severely ill should wait until they're well (Rushville
Republican, IN).


Early treatment for Guillain - Barré could speed recovery Sep 25,
2003
Early treatment for Guillain-Barré could speed recovery ---
HealthandAge. Early treatment for Guillain-Barré could speed recovery
(HealthandAge.com).


Wakkinen's interest in guns leads to career Sep 25, 2003
" After graduating from high school, he worked for a company in
Tomahawk making caskets. Then he was hired by Prentice Hydraulics,
becoming one of their youngest employees. While working there, Wakkinen
became ill with Guillain-Barre Syndrome, a serious and crippling nerve
disease believed to be caused by an auto-immune reaction. For several
months, he was unable to walk, then gradually, he was able to move,
first by crawling, then by progressing to a walker, crutches and a
cane. "Although I am able to get around on my own, I never fully
recovered," he said. "I have only about 50 percent strength in my arms
and legs. While recovering at home, Wakkinen did some stock work on
guns with the help of his mother (Phillips Bee, WI).


Let the shots ring out Sep 25, 2003
If you are allergic to eggs, have an acute illness at the time, or have
a history of Guillain-Barre Syndrome, check with your doctor first.
Children need to make appointments for their shots (Coastal View News,
CA).

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More Guillain-Barre Syndrome (GBS)

http://thinktwice.com/Images/gsb.pdf


PDF file on The Flu Vaccine and Guillain-Barre Syndrome (GBS)

http://www.whale.to/vaccines/gbs.htm
links to documents below at webpage

Citations

Package insert (Hep B)

GBS Vaccine Reactions Discussion Board
http://peabody.webmast.com/webmast-c...t/vaccine.html

[Media Japan, Nov 2002--GBS] Flu vaccination linked to muscle-wasting
disease

[Media Jan 2003] Flu vaccination suspected in emergency director's
illness

[Media Nov 2002] Flu Shot Left Executive Paralyzed

Law Suit As a Result of (Flu) Vaccine Induced GBS
Adverse Reaction to Flu Shot
Tetanus Vaccine Reaction (GBS)
Flu vaccine neuropathy
FSME vaccine reaction
[Flu vaccine--Guillian Barre] Flu vaccine reaction
[Hepatitis B vaccination-CIDP, Epstein-Barr, GBS, vision problems]

Ray Chidester [Flu vaccine--Guillaine Barre Syndrome]
[Media] FLU JAB KILLS RITA
Dawbarns solicitors vaccine fact sheet
Measles jab puts Jason out of the running (Observer On Sunday Jan 1,
1995)
[Media 2002, MMR--GBS, ME] MMR jab ruined my life'
Swine Flu transcript---60 Minutes Nov 4, 1979
Package insert hepatitis B vaccine

[Media UK, July 1998, Polio & diptheria vaccines---Guillaine Barre]
Julie sues over jabs

A mass polio vaccination in Finland (1985) resulted in a higher
incidence of Guillain-Barre (GBS) cases in the first two quarters (16
total) compared to a mean incidence of GBS in the population of 3 cases
per quarter during a 6 year surveillance period, 1981-1986. Ten of
these were diagnosed within 10 weeks after vaccination with OPV. The
Vaccine Safety Committee has acknowledged that OPV causes both
paralytic polio and Guillain-Barre syndrome.

Health officials had convinced the Chinese to rename the bulk of their
polio to Guillaine-Barre Syndrome. This went along without a hitch for
some time, until a research team suggested giving it a separate name -
Chinese Paralytic Syndrome. This prompted an even closer look at the
data. A later study (in Hebei province) found that both the new
disorder and the Guillaine-Barre Syndrome was really polio. They came
to their conclusion by looking at the trends in polio from 1955-90 and
noted that, after mass vaccination started in 1971, reports of polio
went down but Guillaine-Barre syndrome increased about 10-fold. Once
again, polio was still there but wearing a different name tag.
(Vaccination by Greg Beattie p68).

A REPORT ON MMR QUESTIONNAIRES AND PERSONAL COMMUNICATIONS.
http://www.argonet.co.uk/users/jabs/mmrrep.html

Young sailor develops Guillain-Barre Syndrome after Anthrax
vaccination.
http://www.dallasnw.quik.com/cyberel...x/adverse.html

Lawyer for vaccine induced GBS:
Clifford Shoemaker & Bradley Horn
Shoemaker and Horn
9711 Meadowlark Rd.
Vienna, VA 22182-1951
(703) 281-6395
http://www.attorneyaccess.net

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Guillain-Barre and vaccine citations
Citations GBS

Boe E, et al. Guillain-Barre syndrome after vaccination with human
diploid cell rabies vaccine. Scand J Infect Dis. 1980;12(3):231-2.
PMID: 7001615; UI: 81056244.[See Related Articles]
Bryan, J.; Noble, G.R.; Guillain-Barré Syndrome after administration
of killed vaccines. Genf: Ref: IABS Symposium on Influenza Immunization
1.6-4.6.1977
Beghi E, et al. Guillain-Barre syndrome. Clinicoepidemiologic
features and effect of influenza vaccine. Arch Neurol. 1985
Nov;42(11):1053-7. PMID: 4051833; UI: 86024965.

Breman JG, et al. Guillain-Barre syndrome and its relationship to swine
influenza vaccination in Michigan, 1976-1977. Am J Epidemiol. 1984
Jun;119(6):880-9. PMID: 6731430; UI: 84228448.
Active surveillance to detect all patients with Guillain-Barre syndrome
who had had onset of illness from July 1, 1976 through April 30, 1977
was undertaken in Michigan after indications that the syndrome might be
associated with the National Influenza Immunization Program of
1976-1977. Hospital record room librarians, neurologists, and
neurosurgeons reported the greatest number of cases; coded hospital
discharge records were the best means of ascertaining case occurrence.
This differed from national surveillance, which relied essentially on
reports that neurologists and other clinicians sent to state
epidemiologists and then to the Centers for Disease Control; hospital
discharge lists were not systemically reviewed nationally. A total of
79 of the Michigan cases were in persons who had not received swine
influenza vaccine, while 46 cases were in persons who had received it.
For unvaccinated adults, the incidence of Guillain-Barre syndrome
during the 10-month surveillance period was 0.36 cases per 10(6)
person-weeks; for adults with onset within six weeks of vaccination, it
was 2.31 cases per 10(6) person-weeks. After six weeks
post-vaccination, the rate decreased to 0.17 cases per 10(6)
person-weeks. The attributable risk for acquiring Guillain-Barre
syndrome within six weeks after receiving swine influenza vaccine was
11.70 cases per 10(6) persons vaccinated.

Cabrera J, et al. Unusual features of the Guillain-Barre syndrome after
rabies vaccine prepared in suckling mouse brain. J Neurol Sci. 1987
Nov;81(2-3):239-45. PMID: 3694230; UI: 88089727.[See Related Articles]
D'Cruz OF, Shapiro ED, Spiegelman KN, Leicher CR, Breningstall GN,
Khatri BO, Dobyns WB. Acute inflammatory demyelinating
polyradiculoneuropathy (Guillain-Barre syndrome) after immunization
with Haemophilus influenzae type b conjugate vaccine. J Pediatr. 1989
Nov;115(5 Pt 1):743-6. No abstract available. PMID: 2809907 [PubMed -
indexed for MEDLINE]
Elissa A. Laitin and Elise M. Pelletier. The Influenza A/New Jersey
(Swine Flu) Vaccine and Guillain-Barré Syndrome: The Arguments for a
Causal Association-----

Ehrengut W, et al. [Neurological complications after influenza
vaccination]. MMW Munch Med Wochenschr. 1977 May 20;119(20):705-10.
German. PMID: 406554; UI: 77212853.
The clinical aspects and differential diagnosis of 11 neural
complications following influenza vaccination (Guillain-Barre syndrome,
serogenetic polyneuritis, encephalomyelitis) are discussed.
Etiopathogenetically a hypersensitivity to components in the serum must
be taken into consideration, as a case with anaphylactoid reaction
shows. The incubation period of the remaining cases (beginning only
after the 4th day post vaccination) is on the other hand consistent
with the assumption of a pathomechanism rather like that of serum
sickness. The number of influenza vaccinations previously administered
in the individual case bears no relation to the neurological
disturbances described. Vaccines of different manufacture can, in the
same way, provoke these rare inoculation complications (frequency: 1
case per 0.7-1.3 mio vaccinations). The indication for influenza
vaccinations is not limited by these occurrences.

Friedrich F, et al. Temporal association between the isolation of
Sabin-related poliovirus vaccine strains and the Guillain-Barre
syndrome. Rev Inst Med Trop Sao Paulo. 1996 Jan-Feb;38(1):55-8. PMID:
8762640; UI: 96319069.
Gervaix A, Caflisch M, Suter S, Haenggeli CA. Guillain-Barre syndrome
following immunisation with Haemophilus influenzae type b conjugate
vaccine. Eur J Pediatr. 1993 Jul;152(7):613-4. PMID: 8354324 [PubMed -
indexed for MEDLINE]
Gurtovoi MI. [Discovery of a possible connection between vaccination
with inactivated chromatographic influenza vaccine and the development
of the Guillain-Barre syndrome]. Tr Inst Im Pastera. 1985;63:78-81.
Russian. No abstract available.PMID: 3843161; UI: 87179166.
Goodman RA, et al. Influenza and influenza vaccination. Am Fam
Physician. 1980 Jan;21(1):101-5. PMID: 7350730; UI: 80085069.
Gurtovoi MI. [Discovery of a possible connection between vaccination
with inactivated chromatographic influenza vaccine and the development
of the Guillain-Barre syndrome]. Tr Inst Im Pastera. 1985;63:78-81.
Russian. No abstract available.PMID: 3843161; UI: 87179166.
Gunderman JR. Guillain-Barre syndrome. Occurrence following combined
mumps-rubella vaccine. Am J Dis Child. 1973 Jun;125(6):834-5. No
abstract available. PMID: 4350682; UI: 73187935.
Grose C, et al. Guillain-Barre syndrome following administration of
live measles vaccine. Am J Med. 1976 Mar;60(3):441-3. PMID: 1258890;
UI: 76158140.
In a 19 month old girl and a 10 month old girl the Guillain-Barre
syndrome developed within a week after they received, respectively,
live measles-rubella vaccine and live measles vaccine. The older child
was immune to the rubella at the time of vaccination, but both girls
demonstrated a primary measles antibody response. Serum obtained during
the acute and convalescent stages from the younger child was tested for
antibodies against the herpes viruses (herpes simplex, Epstein-Barr
virus, cytomegalovirus and varicella-zoster) and found to be negative.

Hemachudha T, et al.Immunologic studies of rabies vaccination-induced
Guillain-Barre syndrome. Neurology. 1988 Mar;38(3):375-8. PMID:
2450302; UI: 88157125. Patients with Guillain-Barre syndrome (GBS)
induced by rabies vaccines prepared from either suckling mouse brain
(SMB) or mature sheep brain (Semple vaccine) and patients with
sporadic, idiopathic GBS were studied for antibody to myelin basic
protein (MBP), P2 protein, and Schwann cells. Sera from all four Semple
vaccine- and one of five SMB vaccine-induced GBS patients, but none of
the sporadic GBS patients, had antibody to MBP. Sera from Semple
vaccinees also had antibody to fixed, transformed Schwann cells, but
similar amounts of antibody were found in sera from Semple vaccinees
with CNS complications and with minor non-neurologic complications,
suggesting that this antibody was not specifically linked to the
development of polyneuritis. None of the sera had detectable antibody
to P2 protein. We conclude that patients with GBS constitute a
heterogeneous population and that different target antigens may serve
as a focus for this presumed autoimmune disease.
Hjorth RN, et al. Experimental neuritis induced by a mixture of neural
antigens and influenza vaccines. A possible model for Guillain-Barre
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7231501; UI: 81197565.

Hughes R, et al. Vaccines and Guillain-Barre syndrome. BMJ. 1996 Jun
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Kakar A, Sethi PK. Guillain Barre syndrome associated with hepatitis B
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Kinnunen E, et al. Incidence of Guillain-Barre syndrome during a
nationwide oral poliovirus vaccine campaign. Neurology. 1989
Aug;39(8):1034-6. PMID: 2788248; UI: 89344401.

Kinnunen E, et al. Nationwide oral poliovirus vaccination
campaign and the incidence of Guillain-Barre Syndrome. Am J Epidemiol.
1998 Jan 1;147(1):69-73. PMID: 9440401; UI: 98103584.

Knittel T, et al. Guillain-Barre syndrome and human diploid cell rabies
vaccine. Lancet. 1989 Jun 10;1(8650):1334-5. No abstract
available.PMID: 2566866; UI: 89260830.
Keenlyside RA, et al. Fatal Guillain-Barre syndrome after the national
influenza immunization program. Neurology. 1980 Sep;30(9):929-33. PMID:
6252515; UI: 81031247.
Fifty-eight fatal cases of Guillain-Barre syndrome (GBS) were reported
during the 1976 to 1977 National Influenza Program: Thirty-two (58%) of
these patients had received the A/New Jersey influenza vaccine. The
mean interval from vaccination to onset was 3.9 weeks, and the
incidence of preceding illness in vaccinated or unvaccinated patients
was similar. Fifty-eight percent had at least one chronic disease
before onset. The clinical features were similar in vaccinated and
unvaccinated patients. Most deaths followed medical complications of
respiratory paralysis: Fifteen had pneumonia, 29 (83%) died suddenly,
15 had sudden arrhythmias or hypotension, and 7 had myocardial
infarction or pulmonary embolus.

Lasky T, et al. The Guillain-Barre syndrome and the 1992-1993 and
1993-1994 influenza vaccines. N Engl J Med. 1998 Dec
17;339(25):1797-802. PMID: 9854114; UI: 99061022.

Langmuir AD, et al. An epidemiologic and clinical evaluation of
Guillain-Barre syndrome reported in association with the administration
of swine influenza vaccines. Am J Epidemiol. 1984 Jun;119(6):841-79.
PMID: 6328974; UI: 84228447.
As a result of a court order, computerized summaries of approximately
1,300 cases reported as Guillain-Barre syndrome by state health
departments to the Centers for Disease Control during the intensive
national surveillance instituted following the swine influenza
vaccination program in 1976-1977 became available for further study.
Although the data were not uniformly adequate to confirm the diagnosis
of Guillain-Barre syndrome, they were sufficient to enable
classification according to extent of motor involvement. Vaccinated
cases with "extensive" paresis or paralysis occurred in a
characteristic epidemiologic pattern closely approximated by a
lognormal curve, suggesting a causal relationship between the disease
and the vaccine. Cases with "limited" motor involvement showed no such
pattern, suggesting that this group included a substantial proportion
of cases which were unrelated to the vaccine. The effect attributed to
the vaccine lasted for at least six weeks and possibly for eight weeks
but not longer. The relative risk of acquiring "extensive" disease over
a six-week period following vaccination ranged from 3.96 to 7.75
depending on the particular baseline estimate of expected normal or
endemic incidence that was chosen. Correspondingly, the number of cases
that could be attributed to the vaccine over the six-week period ranged
from 211 to 246, or very slightly higher over an eight-week period if
the lowest baseline estimate was used. The total rate of Guillain-Barre
syndrome cases attributed to prior use of the vaccine was 4.9 to 5.9
per million vaccinees.

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Influenza vaccination is a widely accepted practice particularly among
the elderly and high risk individuals. Minor and transitory
side effects following the vaccination are common while systemic
complications are infrequently reported. We describe 3 patients who
developed systemic vasculitis following influenza vaccination. With
increasing use of influenza vaccination, attention should be drawn to
the possible expression of systemic adverse effects such as vasculitis.


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The emphasis upon the remarkably large number of cases of
Guillain-Barre syndrome which resulted from the 1976 National Swine
Influenza immunization program in the U.S.A. has obscured the fact that
other neurological complications, involving the central nervous system
also occurred. The anatomical distribution of lesions is almost
identical with that seen following other types of vaccination:
involvement of the brain, cerebellum, optic nerve, cranial nerves and
spinal cord occurred with approximately the same frequency. 5 instances
of the very rare subacute or chronic, progressive, post-vaccinal
encephalopathy are described, a situation which is identical to the
subacute and chronic forms of polyradiculoneuropathy. In a number of
cases, in particular the myelopathies, a subclinical involvement of
peripheral nerves was demonstrated by means of electrodiagnostic
studies, illustrating the often overlooked fact that central nervous
system involvement will mask peripheral nerve lesions. The etiological
significance of the swine influenza vaccination was overlooked and
completely erroneous diagnoses were established in a surprisingly large
number of the 26 new cases reported here. PMID: 6128862, UI: 83070654


Roscelli JD, et al. Guillain-Barre syndrome and influenza vaccination
in the US Army, 1980-1988. Am J Epidemiol. 1991 May 1;133(9):952-5.
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In 1976, the Center for Disease Control coordinated nationwide
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effort to vaccinate the nation against influenza A/New Jersey/76. For
the 48,161,019 persons vaccinated in 1976, a total of 4733 reports of
illness were received which included reports of 223 deaths. When
Guillain-Barre syndrome was reported in vaccine recipients, an
investigation was begun to examine this possible association. Other
than the Guillain-Barre syndrome and rare cases of anaphylaxis, no
serious illnesses were causally associated with influenza vaccination
by this type of surveillance. Widespread underreporting of illness and
death in the passive phase of this surveillance system, however,
impaired the ability to draw conclusions about reactions to vaccine
from the reports of illness received.

da Silveira CM, et al. Measles vaccination and Guillain-Barre
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Saijo M, et al. [Central nervous system infection caused by mumps
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Central nervous system infection caused by mumps virus is reviewed.
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deafness are noted as central nervous system complications of mumps.
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hydrocephalus, transverse myelitis and deafness occasionally result in
severe sequelae. Aseptic meningitis due to mumps vaccine strain
increased significantly after the introduction of trivalent measles,
mumps and rubella vaccination in Japan. Recently, a differentiation
method of mumps vaccine strain from wild viruses has been established
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most common communicable viral infections, although it is preventable
by vaccination.

Schonberger LB, et al. Guillain-Barre syndrome following vaccination in
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Because of an increase in the number of reports of Guillian-Barre
syndrome (GBS) following A/New Jersey influenza vaccination, the
National Influenza Immunization Program was suspended December 16, 1976
and nationwide surveillance for GBS was begun. This surveillance
uncovered a total of 1098 patients with onset of GBS from October 1,
1976, to January 31, 1977, from all 50 states, District of Columbia,
and Puerto Rico. A total of 532 patients had recently received an A/New
Jersey influenza vaccination prior to their onset of GBS (vaccinated
cases), and 15 patients received a vaccination after their onset of
GBS. Five hundred forty-three patients had not been recently vaccinated
with A/New Jersey influenza vaccine and the vaccination status for 8
was unknown. Epidemiologic evidence indicated that many cases of GBS
were related to vaccination. When compared to the unvaccinated
population, the vaccinated population had a significantly elevated
attack rate in every adult age group. The estimated attributable risk
of vaccine-related GBS in the adult population was just under one case
per 100,000 vaccinations. The period of increased risk was concentrated
primarily within the 5-week period after vaccination, although it
lasted for approximately 9 or 10 weeks.

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BMJ 1996;312:1475-1476 (8 June)
http://www.bmj.com/cgi/content/full/312/7044/1475/d

Letters Vaccines and Guillain-Barre syndrome
Richard Hughes, Jeremy Rees, Nigel Smeeton, John Winer

EDITOR,--Three cases of Guillain-Barre syndrome were reported to the
Committee on Safety of Medicines in Britain during a recent programme
which immunised just under 8 million children with measles/rubella
vaccine (DM Salisbury, Department of Health, personal communication).
This low figure might be due to underreporting but is reassuringly less
than the background risk of developing the syndrome (which would have
been expected to be about 7.6 cases in the month after immunisation in
the United Kingdom, based on the typical reported annual incidence of
1/100 000).1

We questioned 103 patients with Guillain-Barre or Miller Fisher
syndrome, 98 household controls, and 93 hospital controls in south east
England in 1992-4 (before the measles/rubella immunisation programme).2
Thirteen patients, and nine household and five hospital controls
reported being immunised within 12 weeks before onset of neuropathy in
the index case. The immunisations were for influenza in 10 patients and
eight household and three hospital controls, typhoid/cholera in one
patient and one household control, typhoid alone in one patient,
tetanus toxoid booster in one patient, diphtheria/tetanus/pertussis in
one hospital control, and human immune globulin in one hospital
control. The median intervals between immunisation and neuropathy onset
in the index case were 44 (range 3-64) days in patients, 44 (7-64) days
in household controls, and 36 (14-62) days in hospital controls. The
differences in proportions immunised between the patients and either of
the control groups are not significant but the confidence intervals for
the odds ratios are wide. A matched analysis shows that the odds ratio
of cases having been immunised was 4.0 (95% confidence interval 0.4 to
197) in comparison to household controls and 2.2 (0.7 to 8.1) in
comparison to hospital controls. A similar study in 1983-4 also failed
to show an increase in risk since 6/100 patients and 5/100 hospital
controls had been immunised in the previous 12 weeks.3 The odds ratio
for the two series combined was 1.8 (0.7 to 4.4).

Our case-control studies and the literature do not suggest any
increased risk of Guillain-Barre syndrome after vaccines currently used
in the United Kingdom. However, obtaining the number of individuals
required to detect or exclude a small increase in absolute risk would
require an active surveillance programme or classification of
Guillain-Barre syndrome as a notifiable disease. At present we rely on
diligent reporting to the Committee on Safety of Medicines of cases of
the syndrome after vaccination.

Professor of neurology MRC clinical research fellow Department of
Neurology, United Medical and Dental Schools, Guy's Hospital, London
SE1 9RT

Lecturer in medical statistics Department of Public Health Medicine,
Guy's Hospital

Consultant neurologist Queen Elizabeth Hospital, Birmingham B29 6JD

 




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