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PROVE Newsletter <noreplyFebruary 7, 2010 6:13:12 PM HSTPROVE-USSubject: [PROVE] Help Stop Bad STD Vaccine Bills in NYnoreply VaccineInfo.netPROVEParents Requesting Open Vaccine EducationHome Subscribe Contact UsEmail NewsletterPlease forward this alert from the New York Alliance for Vaccination Choice to everyone you know in New York and post it to your different email lists asking others to do the same. These bills are horrible and need to be stopped there so they don’t show up in other states. Act quickly as the vote is on Tuesday for one of them.Help Stop The Destruction of Parental Rights in New York Regarding VaccinesHelp DEFEAT Proposed Bills that Would:1. Permit ALL Present and Future Vaccines and Drugs for Sexually Transmitted Diseases to be Given to New York Children WITHOUT Parental Consent (S4779 and A6702)2. Legally Force Controversial HPV Vaccine on 6th Grade New York Schoolchildren (A0778)Spending Just a Few Minutes Can Make a Difference:1. IMMEDIATELY Forward this note to everyone you know in New York state2. Ask your elected Senator and Assembly Member to OPPOSE S4779, A6702 and A0778!· Use the "Find My Senator" section on http://www.nysenate.gov/ and the "Member Search by Zip Code" on http://assembly.state.ny.us/mem/· Use the contact information to CALL, EMAIL, and FAX to send the strongest message3. Request members of the Senate Codes Committee vote AGAINST S4779 before the committee hearing on Tuesday 2/9/10Chair: Sen. Eric T. Schneiderman, (518) 455-2041, schneide, fax (518) 426-6847Sen. John J. Bonacic, (518) 455-3181, bonacic, fax (518) 426-6948Sen. Neil D. Breslin, (518) 455-2225, breslin, fax (518) 426-6807Sen. John A. DeFrancisco , (518) 455-3511, jdefranc, fax (518) 426-6952Sen. Thomas K. Duane, (518) 455-2451, duane, fax (518) 426-6846Sen. John J. Flanagan, (518) 455-2071, flanagan, fax (518) 426-6904Sen. Martin J. Golden, (518) 455-2730, golden, fax (518) 426-6910Sen. Shirley L. Huntley, (518) 455-3531, shuntley, fax (518) 426-6859Sen. Jeffrey D. Klein, (518) 455-3595, jdklein, fax (518) 426-6847Sen. Andrew J Lanza, (518) 455-3215, lanza, fax (518) 426-6852Sen. Kevin S. Parker, (518) 455-2580, parker, fax (518) 426-6843Sen. Bill Perkins,( 518) 455-2441, perkins, fax (518) 426-6809Sen. Stephen M. Saland, (518) 455-2411, saland, fax (518) 426-6920Sen. John L. Sampson, (518) 455-2788, sampson, fax (518) 426-6806Sen. Daniel L. Squadron, (518) 455-2625, squadron, fax (518) 426-6956Sen. Dale M. Volker, (518) 455-3471, volker, fax (518) 426-69494. Please send a copy of your letter and any responses you receive to nyvaccinechoiceKey Talking Points:Oppose S4779 and A6702 which permit ALL present and future vaccines and drugs for sexually transmitted diseases to be given to New York children WITHOUT parental consent· These bills remove parental rights for all New York parents· If a child has a drug or vaccine reaction, the parents won't know what is happening or how to help· These bills apply to ALL children - there is NO age limit· A child's has a limited capacity to understand pharmaceutical drug and vaccine risks and identify side effects they may experience· Unknown vaccine administrators don't know the child's medical history, vaccine contraindications, allergies, and past vaccine reactions· Children unknowingly are giving up their legal rights when asking for a vaccine because Federal law (PL 99-660) removes liability from vaccine manufacturers and doctors for injuries and deaths caused by vaccines· The HPV vaccine, which this bill would include, has already been associated with thousands of reactions and dozens of deaths· The open ended language allows for any future vaccines for STDS to be given without parental knowledge or consent - coming soon and already in the research pipeline are vaccines for Syphilis, gonorrhea and HIVOppose A0778 which legally forces the controversial and sometimes dangerous vaccine for the sexually transmitted virus Human Papilloma Virus (HPV) on 6th grade New York schoolchildren· New York's vaccine exemption laws are inadequate and don't allow a parent to refuse this vaccine if they don't want it for their child· Safety issues: thousands of young girls have experienced serious vaccine reactions· Not Necessary: Less than 1% of all cancer deaths are from cervical cancer, cervical cancer is preventable by regular screenings, and 90% of women who contract HPV clear the virus on their own· Efficacy Questions: While shown effective in preventing genital warts in adults, clinical trials were conducted on fewer than 2,000 girls aged 9 to 15 years old and the studies were far too short to show that the vaccine even prevents the HPV transforming into cancer· Cost Issues: This is one of the most expensive on the market ($360 for 3 doses not including administration fees) costing taxpayers millions of dollars for the Medicaid reimbursements to fulfill the requirements of this mandatePlease Act NOW: The Codes Committee vote on S4779 is this Tuesday February 9th. Let your New York State lawmakers know these bills are unacceptable!This alert was brought to you by the newly formed New York Alliance for Vaccination Choice. For more information and to request to receive future email updates on these bills, please contact us at nyvaccinechoice.PROVE provides information on vaccines, and immunization policies and practices that affect the children and adults of Texas. Our mission is to prevent vaccine injury and death and to promote and protect the right of every person to make informed independent vaccination decisions for themselves and their family. This information is not to be construed as medical OR legal advice.Contact PROVE http://vaccineinfo.net/contactus.htmSubscribe to PROVE Email Newsletter http://vaccineinfo.net/.htmUn from PROVE Email Newsletter http://vaccineinfo.net/.htmTell a Friend about PROVE http://vaccineinfo.net/friends.htm =====In accordance with Title 17 U.S.C. 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