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1 in 4 parents links autism to vaccines according to a study published in the March 1st Pediatrics, the March 8th New York Times reports. Even though the 1998 study in The Lancet that first liked autism to the MMR vaccine has been …
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25% of Parents Think There's a Vaccine-Autism Link?
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For the past 12 years, a study conducted by a medical journal known as the Lancet has stated the increasing autism levels have been attributed to childhood vaccines– mainly the MMR vaccine. This in return has caused parents to be on …
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The WM Parenting Connection: Information about Autism: Vaccines No …
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Earlier this month, a prestigious medical journal,The Lancet, retracted a report that linked autism to a vaccine against measles, mumps and rubella. Autism is a complex disability that affects a person’s ability to communicate and …
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Pregnancies after 40 appear to cause slight increase in autism risk
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Despite The Lancet’s retraction of Dr.
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Autism and Vaccines: The Public Debate Rages On
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I realize that Chris Mooney is a polarizing figure here on the ol’ ScienceBlogs, but I have to give him props for doing a damned fine job handling questions about vaccines, autism , and Andrew Wakefield’s utterly discredited 1998 Lancet …
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Goodbye false balance over vaccines and autism! May you stay gone …
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By Jennifer LaRue Huget Thursday, February 11, 2010 Read the full article in The Washington Post. Last week, the British medical journal the Lancet, which had originally published a controversial 1998 study by British researcher Andrew …
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WaPo: Autism and diet: Many questions to digest – AGE OF AUTISM
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The Truth About 9 Anti-Vaccine Studies: Now that the infamous 1998 Lancet study implicating vaccines for causing autism has been retra…
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The Truth About 9 Anti-Vaccine Studies: Now that the infamous 1998 Lancet study implicating vaccines for causing autism has been retra…
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does not increase the risk of autism in children.
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Another Study Refutes Vaccination-Autism Link – Drugs.com MedNews
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Connie Howard presents a fresh perspective on the Wakefield story.
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Connie Howard of Vue Weekly: Well, well, well: Wakefield a Witch …
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If you’ve ever heard someone say they don’t want to vaccinate their child, it may have stemmed from a 1998 study published in Lancet that linked vaccines.
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Vaccines don't cause autism, now what? | GlobalShift
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