Vaccination Information & Choice Network - The U.S. Government's VAERS Database

The U.S. Government's VAERS Database

Over the past 12 years, the U.S. Government has collected many thousands of reports of vaccine damage.
This database, called the Vaccine Adverse Event Reporting System (VAERS) is available for anyone to download.
However, the data available from the government is difficult to use:

It is broken up into separate databases for each year.
Each year's data is split into two different files: one with the details of the case, and another with specific information about the vaccinations that were given.
The data is in raw form, and must be imported into a real database system before any analysis can be done.
There are some formatting errors in these files.
Medalerts (below) has organized the Government's VAERS data and made it available for online searching. Before using this data, please read the government's warning about the data.
Medalerts.org - click on "Search Vaers Database" on the top middle blue section of the page.the number of events has now gone up to 16,000 in 2003 (I believe it was 14,000 in 2002). It seems to be steadily increasing.
Medalerts provides information from various online sources with regard to adverse vaccine reactions, poisoning and disease. Credit is given when the source is known