The CDC now states that its slogan “vaccines don’t cause autism” is not evidence-based because studies haven’t ruled out infant vaccines causing autism. The headline remains only due to a political agreement with a U.S. Senator who is also an MD.
She saw the seizures. They said it wasn’t the shot. Science starts with observation — and this mom didn’t back down.
The researcher hired by CDC to prove that vaccines don't cause autism, has his own special place on the Department of Justice's website.
Merck is accused of deliberately misleading the FDA about the effectiveness of the mumps vaccine towards the end of its shelf life. The FDA looked the other way.
USA TODAY, September 2, 1988. Measly figure: Measles decreased 42% in the USA last year to 3,655 cases, reports
