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Merck Chicken Pox Vaccine Package Insert

Ingredients:

• Fetal bovine serum
• Hydrolyzed gelatin
• Monosodium glutamate
• MRC-5 cells: DNA and protein (aborted human embryo's lung cells cultures)
• Neomycin
• Sucrose

Facts & warnings

• Vaccinated person may be capable of transmitting virus to close contacts
• Vaccinated people need to avoid newborns, pregnant women, and immune-compromised persons
• No evaluation for cancer-causing or mutagenic potential or for fertility impairment
• No animal reproduction studies
• No placebo-controlled studies in children, adolescents and adults
• No reproduction capacity data - No data on fetal harm if injected into a pregnant woman
• No injection into pregnant females
• If vaccinated, a woman needs to avoid pregnancy for 3 months
• No data on safety or efficacy in children under 1-year-old
• Injection into infants under 1-year-old not recommended
• Unknown duration of protection and undefined need for booster doses
• Undetermined completeness of clinical trial reporting

*Warning to avoid salicylates (aspirin) for 6 weeks after injection as physicians advised chickenpox vaccine study patients;

Adverse reactions

• Seizures, numbness, joint and muscle pain, abdominal pain, vomiting, nausea, itching, red skin patches, hives, inflamed lungs, disturbed sleep, irritability.

Center for Disease Control (CDC) Vaccine Information Sheet (VIS) Varicella (Chickenpox) vaccine:

CDC admits vaccination may cause:

• High Fever ("A high fever or seizure, if it occurs, would happen 1 to 6 weeks after the shot")
• Seizure caused by fever
• Pneumonia
• Severe brain reactions
• Low blood count
• Behavior changes
• Difficulty breathing, hoarseness, wheezing hives, paleness, weakness, fast heart beat