Dr. Agret relies on an official report from the French National Agency for Medicines and Health Products Safety (ANSM) on the pharmacovigilance of pediatric vaccines. This document lists serious side effects, including two child deaths: one after the simultaneous administration of a hexavalent vaccine and a pneumococcal vaccine, the other linked to Kawasaki disease occurring after a measles-mumps-rubella vaccination.
Kawasaki disease, an inflammatory vasculitis affecting the coronary arteries, is mentioned in the package inserts for some vaccines, including the meningococcal vaccine. It can lead to aneurysms, heart attacks, and death. The doctor emphasizes that these events, although described as rare by the authorities, are likely underreported.
In September 2023, the ANSM (French National Agency for Medicines and Health Products Safety) classified almost all vaccines on the list of poisonous substances, which, according to the Public Health Code, includes products that are highly toxic, potentially mutagenic, carcinogenic, or toxic to reproduction. Dr. Agret sees this as an attempt by the pharmaceutical companies and the agency to limit their criminal liability by transferring it to the prescribers and doctors who administer the injections.
Lack of independent studies and cumulative effects
No independent study demonstrates both the actual effectiveness and the complete safety of pediatric vaccines, according to the doctor. He particularly emphasizes the lack of data regarding the cumulative effects when several vaccines are administered on the same day or over a short period.
He draws a parallel with Covid vaccines, where a study by the French Society of Cardiology revealed a risk of myocarditis reaching 5% among healthcare workers who received three doses. However, the DTP (diphtheria, tetanus, polio) vaccine and hexavalent combination vaccines contain several antigens in a single syringe, with three doses administered to children.
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