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- detritus0
n thousand professional scientists CAN be wrong!
Bring back Polio.
Bring back the Pox.
I fancy me some TB!- sure, there're problems with some vaccines, but compared to the overall positive effect? blegh.detritus
- The anti vaxers have been debunked over and over, its a tired debate. Studies came out that indicate common lawn pesticide exposure to healthy pregnant ratsgilgamush
- Results in a very high rate of autism in the offspringgilgamush
- there's no connection between vaccinations and autismmonospaced
- Nobody saying its completely wrong. Just something is up with the formula,,. just the industry is fucked up.yurimon
- maybe its vaccines and pesticides combo. You cant neglect that if people get sick after a vaccine that you need to study whats up.yurimon
- Autism doesn't start to manifest untill 2yo and can't be diagnosed till 2 years later. The supposed causality is nonsence. Have a nephew with asd, I've studiedgilgamush
- Plentygilgamush
- Well researched, not studiedgilgamush
- My aunt is an expert in autism and childhood development, and spent 30 years as a tenured researcher. There's no connection and she's not part of any conspiracymonospaced
- The study I read was trying to make sence out of why urban and rural kids develop asd at a significantly lower rate than suburban kids.gilgamush
- Lawn care practices seem to be the culprit. You can say maybe this maybe that Yuri but you need peer reviewed studies to go making alarmist claims against vaxesgilgamush
- Otherwise it is irresponsible to go telling uneducated people provocative things based on conjecture. And yes big pharma is evil as fuckgilgamush
- look at the jama study. seems to be some professional opposition.yurimon
- are you reffering to this? http://jama.jamanetw…gilgamush
- lol.scarabin
- JAMA study: "In this large sample of privately insured children with older siblings, receipt of the MMR vaccine not associated with increased risk of ASD..."ETM