2005
DOI: 10.1001/jama.294.21.2744
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Neurologic Adverse Events Associated With Smallpox Vaccination in the United States, 2002-2004

Abstract: During the 2002-2004 smallpox vaccination campaign, reported neurologic events were generally mild and self-limited, and no neurologic syndrome was identified at a rate above baseline estimates. Serious neurologic adverse events, such as postvaccinal encephalitis, Bell palsy, and Guillain-Barré syndrome, occurred in accordance with expected ranges.

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“…Furthermore, recent data from clinical monitoring suggest that vaccination with replicating vaccinia virus can induce adverse cardiovascular events (30,33). Due to its complications, Dryvax is contraindicated for the vaccination of immune-compromised persons and for use in many other clinical settings (2,3,10,27). It is therefore important to develop a useful vaccination regimen that can reduce the side effects of Dryvax but maintain the vaccine efficacy.…”
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“…Furthermore, recent data from clinical monitoring suggest that vaccination with replicating vaccinia virus can induce adverse cardiovascular events (30,33). Due to its complications, Dryvax is contraindicated for the vaccination of immune-compromised persons and for use in many other clinical settings (2,3,10,27). It is therefore important to develop a useful vaccination regimen that can reduce the side effects of Dryvax but maintain the vaccine efficacy.…”
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“…5,7,8 Other short-term morbidities may be associated with the smallpox vaccine as well. 4,12 Although smallpox vaccinations are currently being monitored for short-term adverse events, 13,14 no surveillance system is in place to monitor potential long-term adverse outcomes. Using data from Millennium Cohort Study responders, the current report describes an examination of potential long-term subjective health consequences of smallpox vaccination.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…This objective was established because previous studies have reported that 20-40% of smallpox vaccine recipients report headaches following smallpox vaccination. 12,15,16 Additionally, a postvaccination surveillance study of more than 900 laboratory workers found frequent reports of musculoskeletal pain and fatigue. 15 However, no differences were found in SF-36V mental component or physical component summary scores among deployed and nondeployed smallpox vaccinees when compared with unvaccinated peers; nor were there increased odds for mental health disorders, symptoms of chronic multisymptom GWOT, global war on terrorism; *Percentages rounded and may not sum to 100.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Many times, editors refuse to accept any such comments or to publish corrections of any form whatsoever. One time, a correction was published, with even more errors than I had detected [77], but my comments were only accepted elsewhere [78]. On several occasions, I have been lectured by others on the basis of my disagreement with policy opinions rendered by professional social science organizations, along the lines of "how dare you disagree with organization XYZ!"…”
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confidence: 99%