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http://www.nvic.org/NVIC-Vaccine-News/January-2013/women-vaccines-bodily-integrity.aspx
Women, Vaccines & Bodily Integrity
Wake up.
What does that prove ? That most people who get vaccines get the one for the flu ?
http://www.nvic.org/NVIC-Vaccine-News/January-2013/women-vaccines-bodily-integrity.aspx
Women, Vaccines & Bodily Integrity
Wake up.
Vaccine/autism CT discussion
Write that down.
First post of this thread.
So do you acknowledge then that there is no support to conclude there is a link between autism and vaccines?
Thank you for pointing out the paranoid delusion in the first post of this thread Clayton MooreVaccine/autism CT discussion
Write that down.
First post of this thread.
Phase III Vaccine TrialsA vaccine trial is a clinical trial that aims at establishing the safety and efficacy of a vaccine prior to it being licensed.[1]
Successful Phase II candidate vaccines move on to larger trials, involving thousands to tens of thousands of people. These Phase III tests are randomized and double blind and involve the experimental vaccine being tested against a placebo (the placebo may be a saline solution, a vaccine for another disease, or some other substance).
I think you can safely say The View, now with Jenny McCarthy, is part of the mainstream media.Thank you for pointing out the paranoid delusion in the first post of this thread Clayton Moore!
Let us see what happens in the real world:
"close to NONE of the vaccines are tested with a control group" is yet another unsupported bit of ignorance.
- Big pharma does not insist vaccines are absolutely safe.
They publish fact sheets that every doctor reads and every patient should read. These list the side-effects of vaccines.- The mainstream media does not insist vaccines are absolutely safe.
There are plenty of reports (some that you have cited, Clayton Moore) about the side-effects of vaccines.
Vaccine trial
Phase III Vaccine Trials
My google search for "autoimmune deficiency" was successful. At least, it was successful in finding web pages containing the phrase.My google search for "autoimmune deficiency" must have been sabotaged by nefarious bots intent on discrediting me.
My pubmed search brought up this message:
I could not be more interested in your explanation for this disparity Clayton. I cannot wait to hear why a google search promises nearly 25,000 results for the quoted phrase yet pubmed can't find a single paper that contains it (although it claims there are 8,971 for "immune deficiency" and 18,031 for "autoimmune disease").Quoted phrase not found.
http://www.cdc.gov/search.do?queryT...rchButton.x=42&searchButton.y=8&action=search
Did you mean: auto immune deficiency
Results 1 - 10 of about 783
That's why I'm the big dog, the honest dog, the dog with integrity, HERE and wherever I choose to be.
Zapped malaria parasite raises vaccine hopes
Maverick malaria vaccine achieves 100% protection using parasites from irradiated mosquitoes.
I think that exchange sums up the thread quite nicely.
Sheer entertainment from Clayton sums the thread up.
“Over the last decade or so, it has become clear that a combination of genetic and environmental risk factors contribute to risk for autism,” Alycia Halladay, senior director of environmental and clinical sciences at Autism Speaks, an advocacy organization, said in a statement.
More research results for Clayton to deny because, well, he just can't believe it:
Autism has 'eerie' connection to cancer gene
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So now that we know that neither of these cases were actually cases of the government compensating a child’s family from having developed autism after being vaccinated with the MMR< we know that there is nothing to this article. Unfortunately, this article is an example of what I like to call a “zombie meme,” which is basically an antivaccine trope that keeps popping up time and time again for months or even years.
More research results for Clayton to deny because, well, he just can't believe it:
Autism has 'eerie' connection to cancer gene
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I've posted the link on my FB page.
http://ksj.mit.edu/tracker/2013/08/ny-times-cancer-autism-link-not-so-fast
Time and research will tell if there's a promising lead here or not.
Hey guys I am in a hurry and I need to debunk the court findings like this and the recent italian court ruling on vaccines. A fb friend is about to have kids and is posting all sorts of anti-vac nonsense. I can debunk the 1 in 50 Vs 1 in 25,000 claims using simple logic and math but this is her fall back. Don't have time to read the whole thread. Any help?
Thanks