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Despite an outbreak that has already killed hundreds, the Philippines continue to resist a dengue vaccine linked to the deaths of several children. The vaccine, developed by French pharmaceutical company Sanofi, was banned after several major health risks were found. Officials have considered its use despite ongoing criminal investigations.
The Dengvaxia Controversy
In 2015, the Philippines became the first Asian country to approve Sanofi’s dengue vaccine, Dengvaxia. The Philippine Department of Health launched a campaign to introduce the vaccine, during which over 700,000 people received at least one dose. The drug was approved for children aged 9 or older.
But in late 2017, the vaccination program was suspended due to concerns that the vaccine was making the disease worse in some cases. A few days later, Sanofi released a statement reporting concerns that the vaccine could make dengue infection worse in recipients who had not had the disease before. They categorically denied using the Filipino population as “guinea pigs” to test their vaccine.
Sanofi was ordered to stop selling, distributing, or marketing Dengvaxia, but the problems were even worse. After congressional inquiries and criminal charges brought against former President Benigno Aquino III, former Health Secretary Janette Garin, and other officials, The Philippine Department of Justice indicted officials from both Sanofi and the Philippine Health Department.
The DOJ said that at least 10 deaths had been linked to Dengvaxia, even though Sanofi insisted that it was “safe and effective.”
The Philippines Dengue Epidemic
But as these cases work their way through the courts, the Philippines is facing another dilemma. From January 1st to July 20th, there have been 146,062 cases of dengue fever and over 660 deaths. That number is sure to have risen in the weeks since. Health Secretary Francisco Duque has called it a “national dengue epidemic” and says the government is evaluating an appeal that would let Sanofi reintroduce the drug to the Philippine market.
But he insists that the vaccine will not be used to combat the current epidemic, which has been especially prevalent in very young children. “This vaccine does not squarely address the most vulnerable group which is the 5-9 years of age,” he said. The World Health Organization advised officials that the vaccine is not “recommended” or “cost-effective” for addressing the current outbreak.
This is in stark contrast to statements made last week by presidential spokesman Salvador Panelo, who said the government was considering the reintroduction of Dengvaxia. “If Dengvaxia is proven effective to those who already had dengue in the past, then its application to these individuals will surely cause the decline of the overall number of cases,” he said.
Penelo said that, if the vaccine was reintroduced, the government would use “the utmost caution,” following WHO protocols to screen recipients to determine if they had been previously exposed to the infection. He clarified that a decision to resume the use of Dengvaxia would not affect current cases on trial relating to the vaccine.
According to the World Health Organization, Dengvaxia is licensed in 20 countries.
What is Dengue Fever?
Dengue fever, also known as breakbone fever, is the world’s most prolific mosquito-borne viral illness. Symptoms include high fever, headache, pain and weakness in the muscles and joints, vomiting, and a skin rash. These symptoms are excruciating and can appear between 3 and 14 days after infection. In severe cases, patients can experience bleeding and extremely low blood pressure, known as dengue shock syndrome.
There are 5 types of the virus which are spread by several species of mosquitoes. Exposure to a specific strain of the virus generally results in lifelong immunity to that strain but can increase the risk of severe complications if exposed to a subsequent strain. Those exposed to a different strain after initial exposure are more likely to experience a severe hemorrhagic fever which is responsible for roughly 25,000 deaths each year.
Nearly 400 million people are infected each year in over 120 nations. According to the WHO, more than 25,000 will die. Over the last 60 years, global incidence has increased 30-fold. In the Philippines, incidence is up 98% since last year.
Despite U.S. FDA Approval, Philippines Rejects Dengvaxia
As of August 6th, the Philippines seems to be firm in their resolve to maintain a ban on the vaccine. Current litigation by Sanofi’s legal team may allow for the reintroduction of Dengvaxia in the future. In May, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration approved Dengvaxia for children aged 9 to 16 who had been previously infected.
Dengue is common in U.S. territories, including Guam, Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands, where the vaccine will likely see the most use. Introducing a dangerous drug with known issues is bad for patients, but great for business. Competing dengue vaccines created by Takeda and Merck are currently in late-stage trials.
Despite the appeal of a vaccine “protecting” against one of the world’s most common viral illnesses, it seems that once again the pharmaceutical industry has introduced a product without adequate safety studies. As usual, the FDA is more interested in corporate interests than public safety. And despite the pressure resulting from the current outbreak in the Philippines, officials are standing firm in their decision to ban Dengvaxia.
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I have lived in dengue country for the last 20 years, i.e. the tropics. I never have caught it, mainly because I always wore long pants and socks so the only part of my body exposed to mosquitos was my head and arms. If I felt a bite, I would slap it, hopefully before it could inject me with its anticoagulant. I also did all my swimming and diving from my boat, well out from the shoreline.
Dengue is a weird virus as opposed to say, measles, as catching the disease gives little to no long term immunity. I have read and heard that every subsequent bout of it is more severe and dangerous. Thus I am curious just how Sanofi engineered this vaccine. I would also be interested in the precise details of the tests that Sanofi has done on this vaccine. I imagine that it has never had a valid study on either safety or efficacy, but that Bobby Kennedy Jr. would have to sue them to uncover their lies about that as he has done for other vaccines. Since 1987, by law Big Pharma has no liability whatsoever for vaccine damage. Their only incentive for safety is their altruistic spirit. /s
Where I live, we are in the rainy season, and their is a lot of dengue going around. I still live in the tropics but I would take a bout of dengue over their freaking vaccine. If I get it, I will use Dr. Thomas Levy’s intravenous sodium ascorbate therapy.
I wonder if Grapefruit seed extract or colloidal silver would combat that virus ?
Oil of oregano maybe ?
Good luck !
Wishing you a very happy and healthy life ✨
The Homeopathic remedy used for this virus is Eupatorium Perfoliatum. It has been used for decades with success.
It is true that Eupatorium perfoliatum is effective against the Dengue Virus. It reduced the incidence of Dengue virus by 80%. [Int J High Dilution Res 2008; 7(25):179-185].
Chinese skullcap (Scutellaria baicalensis) is also effective… it inhibits Dengue Virus replication.
[BMC Complementary and Alternative Medicine 2013, 13:91].
Hi there , I catched Denghue in Thailand a few years back and was treating it with 5 times daily 1 teaspoon grapefruitseedextract . The jointpains were getting better quickly , the illness was over within a week and I didn’t get the peeling of the skin of the hands. After that I gave the tip to 2 other persons which made the same experience. I would also recommand a Vitamin B- complex , that the liver can cope easier with the virustoxins. Greetings Hp Marc Steinfels
I hope Dengvaxia will not find its way back to the Philippines ever again. It’s doing more harm than good. And it costs a lot of money and involves corruption, too. There is actually a lot of plant-based (organic) cure to dengue in the country, like the papaya leaves, tawa-tawa, and more. These leaves are abundant everywhere.
I enjoy the contactsfrom Ty andcharlene andwish them success in spreading the good news.
The first (and second) reads through this were confusing – facts scattered so it was hard to put together what I think your point was. My overall read was that there way more deaths without the vaccine than the 10 direct deaths. I don’t think that was your goal. If I am understanding correctly, the point was that the vaccine can make the other strains, that it doesn’t cover, worse and also that most of the huge number of deaths were in the under 9 age group who doesn’t qualify for the vaccine. Is it just me or was this hard to follow for others? I want to understand this well so that if I repeat it I can defend it. Thanks.
I got the same understanding from this article. I read that the statistics showed the risk from the disease to be hugely greater than the risk from the vaccine. I don’t think it was the intention, but for anyone with a scientific understanding, it reads a little like propaganda
I believe it was very clear and concise in communicating the complete danger if the vaccine.if you have not had the privilege of watching the truth about vaccines, that would also be very helpful to you!. 4f and clear! Rev Jacqui
My mother had dengue in her 80’s and survived without the vaccine. I love that the Philippines refuse these vaccine. I do believe they were used as guinea pigs and this is a crime.
I was in the Philippines when they administered the vaccine(Witch’s brew)
There were about 20+ deaths
The deaths were painful, organs damaged etc
Are these remedies posted really any good
if so why have we not heard of them
Why has this site not investigated
I heard of a preventative cure from Brazil don’t know if it’s any good
Thank you all
Lord Bless
I would not trust Big Pharma medication and vaccination. Vaccines contains embalming fluid, mercury, human DNA, aborted fetuses, aluminium, carcinogen etc. Trust the Big Pharma, they only want your money. Period.
That’s true. The Dengvaxia they promoted which was supposed to prevent dengue did more harm than good in the Philippines. I’m thankful that the Philippine government did not bring back Dengvaxia amid the dengue outbreak.
Actually, adequate hydration is all that is needed to ease the disease. The problem why the deaths rose to 720 is because the parents did not bring their patients in time, thinking their children were having an ordinary fever only.
Ferfo, some brilliant women opt to be “stay-at-home” moms because they are willing to make personal sacrifices in order to rear healthy, stable citizens. Apparently, your mother was unable to do so and you have misplaced resentment towards women that can/do.
There is a doctor out West, she wrote a book Poisons that Heal. she has Dengue Fever in there.
The use homeopathic to help it. Eileen Newman wrote the book 12 yrs ago.
I am a retired nurse-nutritionist and I live in the Dutch Caribbean island of Bonaire a good part of the year. Dengue fever is not uncommon on Bonaire and one of my friends developed a severe case and had to be taken to the hospital–unable to even walk. At best they anticipated an extended hospital stay.
I learned of his hospitalization late in the evening and in my visit to him the following morning I took ascorbic acid powder (5000 mg per teaspoon) to his bedside and gave him one teaspoon in water during my visit with instructions to take additional teaspoons every 3-4 hours unless or until he developed diarrhea at which time he should reduce the dose while maintaining the frequency.
By the next day, he had recovered sufficiently to be discharged and recovered fully without any after-effects.
Vitamin C is a miracle substance and should be used in massive doses for any health emergency that does not require narcotic pain relief as it renders narcotics ineffective. For the latter reason, massive dose buffered intravenous or even intramuscular use should be standard protocol for narcotic overdoses.
See the power of vitamin C these articles:
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The Gift of Vitamin C:
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I’ve lived in Southeast Asia for 25 years and surely have been exposed to Dengue transmitting mosquito.
I always used homoeopathic remedies either to prevent or treat all sorts of illness.
I am still using what is called a Dengue Nosode in a potency of C200 as a preventive measure (a double dose of 2-3 pills or drops within 5 minutes) whenever before I travel … usually 4-6 weeks prior departure.
In case of contracting Dengue the most important remedies to be considered are: ACONITE, BRYONIA, BELLADONNA, EUPATORIUM PERFOLIATUM, ARSENICUM ALBUM, RHUS TOXICODENDRUM, MERCURIOUS SOLUBILIS
It is always advisable to seek a homeopathic practitioner’s advice!