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The Arizona Senate has advanced legislation that would embed into state law a mandatory review of recent vaccinations and other pharmaceutical countermeasures in every case of sudden and unexplained infant death.<\/p>\n
The move comes as U.S. Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) has pushed<\/a> federal legislation aimed at removing legal liability protections for vaccine manufacturers, arguing that drug makers should be held accountable in civil courts when their products cause harm. The move comes as U.S. Senator Rand Paul (R-KY) has pushed federal legislation aimed at removing legal liability protections for vaccine manufacturers, arguing that drug makers should be held accountable in civil courts when their products cause harm.<\/p>\n Sudden infant death syndrome (SIDS) is the sudden, unexplained death of an otherwise apparently healthy sleeping infant.<\/p>\n Many parents, doctors, and researchers suspect a vaccine role in SIDS, while official and mainstream bodies that have documented financial relationships or partnerships with pharmaceutical interests claim that current data do not support a causal link.<\/p>\n Data from the CDC\u2019s Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) confirm 2,709,593 adverse events linked to vaccines since 1990, though a Harvard Pilgrim Health Care study conducted by the Harvard Medical School Department of Population Medicine found that fewer than 1% of vaccine adverse events are ever reported to VAERS, suggesting the system captures only a small fraction of total events.<\/p>\n The legislative move would standardize investigative transparency, ensure recent medical interventions are formally examined, and create a documented record that could increase data visibility and accountability surrounding infant death investigations.<\/p>\n
\nMandates 90-day review of vaccines and pharmaceutical countermeasures and requires reporting to a CDC-aligned national registry.
\nThe Arizona Senate has advanced legislation that would embed into state law a mandatory review of recent vaccinations and other pharmaceutical countermeasures in every case of sudden and unexplained infant death.<\/p>\n