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blackspade

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3. I'm not sure what your point is.

Fri Oct 3, 2014, 08:21 PM

Oct 2014

Are you saying that vaccines cause autism based on anecdotal evidence?
Was the link proved, or rather was it the allergic reaction that caused it via brain swelling?

How does this explain the increase in autism?
Is there an increase in allergic reactions?
If so why? Vaccines have been around a long time, why the increase now.
Maybe chemicals from processed foods?

My point is this, vaccines have proven effective for generations with very few problems.
Linking them to the increasing incidences of autism is not based on science and diverts attention and resources from the actual cause that seems to be in need of identification, pronto.

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IACC Meeting (9/23/14): Video excerpt of public comment by parent, Megan Davenhall, with transcript [View all] proverbialwisdom Sep 2014 OP

Interesting, but the focus is again on vaccines ... blackspade Oct 2014 #1

VIDEO: CNN Features Rebecca Estepp and Dr. Harvey Karp on Parental Choice proverbialwisdom Oct 2014 #2

I'm not sure what your point is. blackspade Oct 2014 #3

My point? It's important to research "Senior CDC Scientist & Whistleblower, Dr William W. Thompson," proverbialwisdom Oct 2014 #4

My arguement is that linking Autism to vaccines has not been scientifically proved. blackspade Oct 2014 #5

I'm sorry. No offense intended. (nt) proverbialwisdom Oct 2014 #6