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Originally Posted by WarChild
Probably not since vaccines don't cause MS. They also don't cause Autism.  |
Hep B injection, they do pay out too, though too late for this patient
http://www.uscfc.uscourts.gov/sites/...E012109B_0.pdf
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purpose is to initiate an immune response in the recipient. Ex. 17, p. 6. But if any of the vaccine antigens shares a homology with the recipient?s antigens, the host?s immune response will attack both the vaccine antigens and the host?s antigens, resulting in an autoimmune response. Ex. 17, pp. 6-7. This concept is also known as molecular mimicry and is well-established in immunology. Dr. Tornatore refers to three filed articles (P. Exs. 19-21). Ex.17, p. 7. He concludes that hepatitis B vaccine caused decedent?s MS. Petitioner filed a supplemental report from Dr. Tornatore, dated November 25, 2007. P.Ex. 22. He thought that the decedent?s onset of demyelinating optic neuritis might have occurred approximately 18 days after her hepatitis B vaccination, although the medical records reflected a two-month interval.
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CONCLUSION
Petitioner is entitled to reasonable compensation. The undersigned hopes that the parties
may reach an amicable settlement and will have a telephonic status conference soon with the parties to discuss further proceedings.
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