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===Gates Foundation, PATH, and the death of children from drug testing===
===Gates Foundation, PATH, and the death of children from drug testing===
[[File:POST April 2014 F2-e1396970099104.jpg|thumbnail|200px|right|Bill Gates|OneWorld Health]]
[[File:POST April 2014 F2-e1396970099104.jpg|thumbnail|200px|right|Bill Gates|OneWorld Health<ref>http://oneworldhealth.org/</ref>]]
Bill Gates contributions to the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), the Indian Government's primary agency tasked with the formulation, coordination and promotion of biomedical research, are [[money laundering|laundered through]] PATH, a Seattle-based [[NGO]] which runs OneWorld Health as PATH's Drug Development opperation. Gates has funneled roughly $2 Billion through PATH since 1998.
Bill Gates contributions to the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR), the Indian Government's primary agency tasked with the formulation, coordination and promotion of biomedical research, are [[money laundering|laundered through]] PATH, a Seattle-based [[NGO]] which runs OneWorld Health as PATH's Drug Development operation.<ref>https://www.path.org/media-center/oneworld-health-to-become-an-affiliate-of-path/</ref> Gates has funneled roughly $2 Billion through PATH since 1998.
PATH carried out a large human papilloma virus (HPV) Phase V vaccine trial. Phase V means using approved, not test, vaccines. Certain forms of HPV are associated with cervical cancer. The vaccines in question were granted marketing approval in India in 2008 while the PATH-sponsored trial began in 2009 as a joint project with the ICMR, using donated vaccines from the manufacturers. Low-income rural, largely tribal, households were recruited. The trial was conducted on girls aged 10 to 14.
PATH carried out a large human papilloma virus (HPV) Phase V vaccine trial. Phase V means using approved, not test, vaccines. Certain forms of HPV are associated with cervical cancer. The vaccines in question were granted marketing approval in India in 2008 while the PATH-sponsored trial began in 2009 as a joint project with the ICMR, using donated vaccines from the manufacturers. Low-income rural, largely tribal, households were recruited. The trial was conducted on girls aged 10 to 14.