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New study finds no link between 'too many vaccines' and autism [View all] morningfog Mar 2013 OP

I love vaccines. nt ZombieHorde Mar 2013 #1

k&r uppityperson Mar 2013 #2

Hug me; I'm vaccinated! longship Mar 2013 #3

So once again money was diverted from necessary research Warpy Mar 2013 #4

Oh? proverbialwisdom Mar 2013 #7

The only difference is a specific diagnosis Warpy Mar 2013 #13

Oh? proverbialwisdom Mar 2013 #36

Oh, people without a medical background writing about a medical condition Warpy Mar 2013 #47

The majority have a child with autism and have ZERO ulterior motives to mislead or misdirect. proverbialwisdom Mar 2013 #57

So what? That certainly doesn't make them experts or qualified. morningfog Mar 2013 #62

That factor alone doesn't cut it, I agree with you. They are saying to the public there is more. proverbialwisdom Apr 2013 #63

I see you found more time. morningfog Apr 2013 #64

Please see graphics in posts #33 , #35 and #59 together in order to grasp the concerns of many @AOA. proverbialwisdom Apr 2013 #65

I have to give you props on being prepared.. snooper2 Apr 2013 #68

Age of Autism... SidDithers Mar 2013 #22

Oh? proverbialwisdom Mar 2013 #5

Poor Ed doesn't quite understand science. morningfog Mar 2013 #9

The analogy is simple and accessible. So is the information here. proverbialwisdom Mar 2013 #11

The analogy is stupid. morningfog Mar 2013 #12

So forget the analogy. Recent remarks by these four establishment researchers contradict the study. proverbialwisdom Mar 2013 #15

Did you even read what you posted? morningfog Mar 2013 #18

I'd like to recommend that you read these quotes in their full context at the linked posts. proverbialwisdom Mar 2013 #25

"Dr. Geraldine Dawson, chief science officer for the advocacy group Autism Speaks." Starry Messenger Mar 2013 #34

That 2009 publicity campaign sounds abysmal, though created by two fathers of children with autism. proverbialwisdom Mar 2013 #39

analogies are not evidence. nt Deep13 Mar 2013 #30

Agreed. This merits more than analogies or platitudes. proverbialwisdom Mar 2013 #33

So, what do YOU think is the reason? morningfog Mar 2013 #37

What I think isn't the issue. proverbialwisdom Mar 2013 #43

No reason to believe the figures. Deep13 Mar 2013 #46

He sure as hell doesn't understand the immune system! Warpy Mar 2013 #48

k&r Starry Messenger Mar 2013 #6

so how long until the woo people show up? name not needed Mar 2013 #8

They have arrived. morningfog Mar 2013 #10

it shames me that people think age of autism our adventure in autism should be Godhumor Mar 2013 #20

They're always here, posting rubbish from rubbishy websites Warpy Mar 2013 #49

Unsupportable and unsustainable given the current health trends. Wait and see. proverbialwisdom Mar 2013 #58

Du rec. Nt xchrom Mar 2013 #14

Good - hopefully the funding for all these studies can now be better directed bhikkhu Mar 2013 #16

If I could recommend an individual post, I'd recommend yours! LeftishBrit Mar 2013 #19

Well said...nt SidDithers Mar 2013 #23

some of those funds need to be directed towards transitioning adults from school to work and liberal_at_heart Mar 2013 #28

indeed La Lioness Priyanka Mar 2013 #44

The implications of the flawed control group design discussed here by AOA contributor J.Thompson. proverbialwisdom Mar 2013 #17

Do you seriously think links to ageofautism help your argument?...nt SidDithers Mar 2013 #24

Please consider the primary sources cited, NOT the news aggregator/analysis websites, per se. nt proverbialwisdom Mar 2013 #26

Then you should post the primary source without the advocacy site middleman...nt SidDithers Mar 2013 #27

No control was needed in this type of study. MAD Dave Mar 2013 #52

May I also point out Wakefield was found to have committed fraud MAD Dave Mar 2013 #54

UK CryShame press release - 9 March 2013 proverbialwisdom Mar 2013 #60

DURec. Another win for science over superstition... SidDithers Mar 2013 #21

Exactly MAD Dave Mar 2013 #55

I read about this in Well, No Shit! magazine. nt Deep13 Mar 2013 #29

Did you read this, too? proverbialwisdom Mar 2013 #32

You anti-vaxxers are letting your paranoid superstitions... Deep13 Mar 2013 #45

You non-science anti-vaxers scare the shit out of me. n-t Logical Mar 2013 #53

vaccines save lives period. bench scientist Mar 2013 #31

Ginger Taylor: Overall health outcomes matter, not merely reduction of communicable disease levels. proverbialwisdom Mar 2013 #35

Wow. "merely reduction of communicable disease levels." morningfog Mar 2013 #38

I was quoting Ginger Taylor's recent testimony before the Maine legislature re: informed consent. proverbialwisdom Mar 2013 #40

Ginger Taylor is a calloused ass, then. Some real asshole depravity there. morningfog Mar 2013 #50

I don't have more time to spend on this, however... according to research posted at AOA, proverbialwisdom Mar 2013 #59

Glad you won't be posting any more of that tripe in this thread. morningfog Mar 2013 #61

Now that you are locked out, you really won't be adding anymore tripe to this thread! morningfog Apr 2013 #75

Is phenylketonuria caused by consumption of phenylalanine? eridani Mar 2013 #41

This was obvious to everyone but gullible idiots. sagat Mar 2013 #42

Exactly. So what about the 99% of EVERYONE ELSE who's vaccinated and WITHOUT autism alp227 Apr 2013 #70

Here is the abstract of the study if anyone is interested davidpdx Mar 2013 #51

I used to HATE statistics...... MAD Dave Mar 2013 #56

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SPAM^^^^ morningfog Apr 2013 #67

Brian Hooker criticizes a vaccine safety study; hilarity ensues SidDithers Apr 2013 #69

Try some real studies that show proof KRAD74 Apr 2013 #71

Have you links to any "real studies that show proof"? Welcome to DU. uppityperson Apr 2013 #72

That's the problem. KRAD74 Apr 2013 #73

That's because all the research supports vaccines. Those who refuse vaccines are selfish morningfog Apr 2013 #74

Some are not saying to refuse vaccines all together KRAD74 Apr 2013 #76