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The article is titled, “I've heard some things that scare me”, and reflects that many parents are still concerned that the MRR vaccine could cause autism in some children. That notion spread after a British study claimed there ..
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SLU doctor's study: No autism, vaccination link | ksdk.com
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RT @ AutismEye : British Government gives its support to a campaign to extend education for young people with autism up to the age of 25 http://t.co/7WboRy5L
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RT @AutismEye: British Government gives its support to a campaign to extend education for young people with autism up to the age of 25…
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CryShame Monday 9 January, 2012 UK Almost a year after the British Medical Journal first charged Dr Andrew Wakefield with scientific fraud on 5 January 2011, Wakefield has filed a suit against the Defendants, the BMJ, …
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Autism Parents Respond to Dr. Andrew Wakefield's Libel Writ …
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The author of a discredited report linking autism to the measles-mumps-rubella (MMR) vaccine has filed a defamation suit against the British Medical Journal. Andrew Wakefield launched his libel case against three …
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Author of discredited vaccine-autism report sues for libel | Index on …
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Dr. Andrew Wakefield is the author of a controversial 1998 autism study and has linked the measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine to causing autism . In his lawsuit, he alleges that the British Medical Journal (BMJ), and …
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Media dis&dat: Discredited autism study author Andrew Wakefield …
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Andrew Wakefield, who lives in Austin and founded an autism center that was on Bee Cave Road, is suing the British Medical Journal; its editor, Dr. Fiona Godlee; and investigative journalist Brian Deer — all based in the …
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Doctor who did autism research in Austin sues medical journal …
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The British doctor Andrew Wakefield whose discredited study linking autism to the MMR vaccine set off a global public health scare has sued the editor-in-chief of the British Medical Journal, Fiona Godlee and also the British …
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Vaccine-Autism Controversy: Wakefield Sues British Journal … – Care2
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A doctor whose research on autism has been discredited by many medical authorities is launching a lawsuit against the British Medical Journal, as well as a freelance journalist and one of the journal's editors.
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Embattled autism study author sues medical journal for defamation …
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The theory posited by Simon Baron-Cohen, the British psychologist who suggested that when “geeks marry geeks”, they create children with autism . He uses the term, “assortative mating” to suggest that people who are …
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Geek + geek = Autism? | autisable
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http://t.co/Bt0KSkLn An Elaborate Fraud, Part 8: In Which The British Medical Journal Tries to … – Age of Autism
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