TGA ignored DNA fragments in Gardasil HPV vaccine
International drug regulators said there were DNA fragments in the Gardasil vaccine, but Australia’s TGA sat on its hands and did nothing.
When Sin Hang Lee, a pathologist and 30-year veteran in DNA analysis, alerted international drug regulators about the presence of DNA fragments in the Gardasil HPV vaccine, his concerns were summarily dismissed.
Both the US and European drug regulators admitted there were DNA fragments in the vaccine but said it presented “no risk to vaccine recipients.”
A freedom of information (FOI) request was sent to Australia’s Therapeutic Goods Administration (TGA) asking for any analysis on the levels of DNA fragments in the Gardasil vaccine, following Dr Lee’s discovery.