The evidence against their claim is significant. Approximately 6,000 claims have been made since the program's inception in October 1988. The VICP was created to compensate families of children adversely affected by diphtheria, tetanus, pertussis, measles, mumps, rubella and polio immunizations. The program has since been expanded to include hepatitis B, chicken pox, influenza B, rotavirus, and pneumococcal conjugate vaccines.
Typical injuries compensated are anaphylaxis, paralytic polio, and encephalopathy.
Smallpox abated only when general hygiene conditions improved. Polio incidence began to decline before the vaccine was administered to the general population. And in Europe, where public vaccination was not undertaken, polio continued to decline at the exactly the same rate as in a vaccinated America. I invite them to present it, or any part of it, in this forum.