Hoffman La-Roche, makers of tamiflu, have been asked by Canada and the US to warn of the side effects of the anti-flu drug. Research shows that the vaccine can cause hallucinations and abnormal behaviour, such as self harm.
They have established a direct connection, but many children in Japan are experiencing this type of behaviour. Although Japan uses 10 times more tamiflu than Canada, warnings are still needed. Wouldn't the '10 times more' account for the population difference between Japan and Canada?
