Immunological and neurological damage caused by vaccines

Vaccination consists in the administration of a substance containing dead or weakened bacteria and viruses in order to stimulate an immune response of the organism.

From the administration of the vaccines some undesirable effects can originate and, in some cases, they become also serious and permanent.

Vaccine damage includes chronic immunological and neurological disorders, such as autism, hyperactivity, lack of attention, dyslexia, allergies, but also sudden infant death.

The chronicle reports several cases of damage from vaccines, like for example a man of Messina who, in 1956, at the age of 7, contracted polio after the polio vaccine. (Source: La Sicilia)

In another case, the vaccination coverage was ineffective and a 13-year-old child died of meningitis despite having been vaccinated. (Source: La Nazione)

The same fate for a two-year-old child from Monteforte Irpino, in the province of Avellino, who even died of pneumococcal meningitis in a hospital in Naples, probably because of the lack of efficacy of the vaccination coverage. (Sources: Libero and Il Gazzettino)

The subject damaged by irreversible complications caused by mandatory vaccinations is entitled to compensation (Art. 210/1992), on condition that the damage could be demonstrated.

The Art. 299/2005, moreover, introduced an additional indemnity in aid of people damaged by irreversible complications caused by compulsory vaccinations.

The right to compensation is prescribed within three years, so, if the case exists, it is necessary to request it as soon as possible.