Microbiologist Shiv Chopra Talked About H1N1 Swine Flu Vaccination Safety Issues

Microbiologist Shiv Chopra Talked About H1N1 Swine Flu Vaccination Safety Issues

Quebec : Chopra is an Canadian and raised in the Punjab, India, where he received in 1957 a B.VSc. from Punjab Veterinary College. He then worked at the Biologics Production and Quality Control Research Department at the Punjab Veterinary College. He immigrated to Canada around 1964, where he then received his PhD in Microbiology from McGill University in Montreal. After obtaining his PhD at McGill, he moved to England to work for Miles Laboratories. In 1969 Chopra moved back to Canada and began his career with Health Canada as a drug evaluator for the Bureau of Human Prescription Drugs at Health Canada, a Canadian government agency. In 1987, he applied and was selected to work at the Bureau of Veterinary Drugs, another of Health's Canada bureaus where he worked until being fired in June 2004.

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Whistleblowing incident

In 1998 and 1999, Chopra, along with two co-workers: Drs. Margaret Haydon and Gerard Lambert, testified to the Canadian Senate Standing Committee on Agriculture and Forestry that they were pressured by senior supervisors to approve multiple drugs of questionable safety, including Bovine Growth Hormone (rBST).Prior to the mad cow disease crisis in Canada, Chopra warned the government that the current handling of feed to cows was inadequate.ollowing this, Chopra, Hayden, Lambert and colleague Chris Bassude complained to the Public Service Integrity Officer (PSIO) office, a federal investigative body under the jurisdiction of the Treasury Board of Canada, indicating again that they were pressured by their seniors to pass a number of veterinary drugs without proof of human safety. They are recognized as the first whistleblowers in the Canadian public service.The PSIO case was initially dismissed in 2003, but the ruling was appealed to the Federal Court of Canada.