Several of the childhood vaccines, according to their package inserts, are made using a cell line, called MRC-5 or WI-38, that comes from lung tissue from an aborted human fetus. When asked about this, most doctors say the amount is so tiny that any harm is far outweighed by the good it does.

But some research scientists disagree. Even though most of of the human fetal lung cell tissue is discarded during vaccine production, a significant amount of the aborted fetus' DNA remains in the vaccine - more than 175 ng/vial in the Rubella (Meruvax®II) vaccine, which is part of the MMR®II vaccine. This is more than 17 times the upper limit of 10 ng/dose declared by this World Health Organization report, page 26-27.

Research has shown that DNA fragments can cause an inflammatory auto-immune reaction and can be taken up by healthy cells to integrate into a child's own genes, which is called insertional mutagenesis.

A group in Italy recently did genetic sequencing on the DNA from the human fetal cell line in an MMRV vaccine, and concluded,
". . . this vaccine should be considered defective and potentially dangerous for human health, in particular of the pediatric population, who is much more vulnerable to genetic and autoimmune damage due to immaturity in their repair systems"

What follows below are some scientific articles for you and your doctor, which detail these discoveries and start to reveal the effects of human fetal DNA from vaccines on children. If you only have time to look at one article below, make it Dr. Teresa Deisher's Open Letter dated 2019-04-08 here, since it contains convincing references for you and your doctor.