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DECA

If you have a medical background you will be aware that there are side effects and contra-indications associated with ALL prescription medications, vaccines etc (including ALL on the list you displayed).

You will also know that these side effects are reported to the med profession in prescribing literature (like MIMS in Australia) plus product info fliers that accompany each product. Sometimes the patient is warned of these side effects and may be told to discontinue or at least report any adverse effects to the prescribing docter. Sometimes there may also be dangerous inter-actions between these meds and the doctor must also be aware of this when prescribing (but mistakes can and do obviously occur).

And when new meds and vaccines become available (in spite of exhaustive clinical trials) sometimes all known side effects do not become apparent until a few months or a few years years after the launch.

Therefore (in the interests of public health and safety) it is of critical importance that any previously unknown side effects are reported.

As you have implied DECA ... this particular watchdog (of legal eagles) may well have their own agenda ... but is that a valid reason to dismiss their findings ?