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From: Nancy Bernotaitis <bernofam@...>
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Subject: Vaccines aren't exactly vindicated.
From: Nancy Bernotaitis <bernofam@...>
Sent: Saturday, March 1, 2008 7:55:38 PM
Subject: Vaccines aren't exactly vindicated.
http://tinyurl.com/2745vm (go to this link if it doesn't show up on post)
| Recent Autism Studies Do Not Actually Vindicate Vaccines |
Three separate autism-related studies recently published, resulted in media headlines that suggested vaccines do not cause autism.In reality, and despite headlines such as “Vaccine not linked to autism” and “Thimerosal Vaccine Proved Safe,” the studies may have been tainted by conflict of interest. For instance:
There is now speculation that the studies, and resulting pro-vaccine media frenzy, was a carefully orchestrated attempt to minimize the impacts of this anti-vaccine TV episode. Finally, while the pro-vaccine studies received major media attention, a study in the Journal of Child Neurology actually found that "significant relation does exist between the blood levels of mercury and diagnosis of an autism spectrum disorder” -- yet it received little media attention when it was published several months ago. Sources:
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Three separate autism-related studies recently published, resulted in media headlines that suggested vaccines do not cause autism.