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CDC Plans Large Study On Long-Debunked Connection Between Vaccines And Autism, Report Says​

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention—which falls under the purview of Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.—is planning to study potential connections between vaccines and autism, Reuters reported Friday, a link Kennedy has controversially pushed in the past.

Kennedy’s stance that vaccines may cause autism, along with his other stances on the safety of various vaccinations, has been slammed by health experts and organizations who argue he is spreading long-discredited theories. Kennedy was among the most well-known public figures spreading the theory for years: In 2005, he published a later-retracted article claiming a preservative used to prevent vaccine vial contamination was tied to childhood neurological disorders—a theory that CDC experts have long rejected.


Kinda seems like he's using his position for the purposes of a personal agenda. Vindication. This, at a time when he should be promoting the use of vaccines to prevent the spread of the measles instead of talking up cod liver oil as a treatment.

Kennedy’s push for vitamins in response to measles outbreak worries physicians​

 

CDC Plans Large Study On Long-Debunked Connection Between Vaccines And Autism, Report Says​

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention—which falls under the purview of Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.—is planning to study potential connections between vaccines and autism, Reuters reported Friday, a link Kennedy has controversially pushed in the past.

Kennedy’s stance that vaccines may cause autism, along with his other stances on the safety of various vaccinations, has been slammed by health experts and organizations who argue he is spreading long-discredited theories. Kennedy was among the most well-known public figures spreading the theory for years: In 2005, he published a later-retracted article claiming a preservative used to prevent vaccine vial contamination was tied to childhood neurological disorders—a theory that CDC experts have long rejected.


Kinda seems like he's using his position for the purposes of a personal agenda. Vindication. This, at a time when he should be promoting the use of vaccines to prevent the spread of the measles instead of talking up cod liver oil as a treatment.

Kennedy’s push for vitamins in response to measles outbreak worries physicians​

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There is a group of homeopathic physicians in Minnesota who have been having success treating childhood autism as a vaccine injury.

CDC can shove it.



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CDC Plans Large Study On Long-Debunked Connection Between Vaccines And Autism, Report Says​

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention—which falls under the purview of Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.—is planning to study potential connections between vaccines and autism, Reuters reported Friday, a link Kennedy has controversially pushed in the past.

Kennedy’s stance that vaccines may cause autism, along with his other stances on the safety of various vaccinations, has been slammed by health experts and organizations who argue he is spreading long-discredited theories. Kennedy was among the most well-known public figures spreading the theory for years: In 2005, he published a later-retracted article claiming a preservative used to prevent vaccine vial contamination was tied to childhood neurological disorders—a theory that CDC experts have long rejected.


Kinda seems like he's using his position for the purposes of a personal agenda. Vindication. This, at a time when he should be promoting the use of vaccines to prevent the spread of the measles instead of talking up cod liver oil as a treatment.

Kennedy’s push for vitamins in response to measles outbreak worries physicians​


I know, you gotta try, lol. When we laugh at you, do not take it personal.

DERBERGHOFF, the mighty incompetent tries to convince you. YOU buying his/her bullsh**?
 
I say just ignore the massive surge in autism around the country

I'm sure its nothing.

:auiqs.jpg:
Nobody, certainly not medical experts, want to ignore it. But vaccines/autism has been rigorously studied before. Why must you make a snarky strawman argument to get your silly point across? Never mind.
 
Bobby caused the outbreak?

Do tell

And here I thought it might have to do with all the unvaccinated illegals Biden let in

Who knew?

They can't see the forest for the trees
 
I say just ignore the massive surge in autism around the country

I'm sure its nothing.

:auiqs.jpg:
I'm old enough to have witnessed countless government proclamations be proven FALSE. I wouldn't trust them to mow my damn lawn.

Butter is EVIL, butter will kill you, butter is DEATH, here eat this processed oil fake butter instead.

Decades later...

OMG fake butter is EVIL, fake butter will kill you, fake butter is DEATH. Eat all natural healthy butter instead.
 
As the US is seeing its first Measles outbreak in half a century, our crackpot HHS director is spreading lies about vaccines
It was stunning to see him during his confirmation testimony lying about being a vaccine skeptic. But then all trump's nominees lied to cover for their blind devotion to Mad King Donnie.
 

CDC Plans Large Study On Long-Debunked Connection Between Vaccines And Autism, Report Says​

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention—which falls under the purview of Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.—is planning to study potential connections between vaccines and autism, Reuters reported Friday, a link Kennedy has controversially pushed in the past.

Kennedy’s stance that vaccines may cause autism, along with his other stances on the safety of various vaccinations, has been slammed by health experts and organizations who argue he is spreading long-discredited theories. Kennedy was among the most well-known public figures spreading the theory for years: In 2005, he published a later-retracted article claiming a preservative used to prevent vaccine vial contamination was tied to childhood neurological disorders—a theory that CDC experts have long rejected.


Kinda seems like he's using his position for the purposes of a personal agenda. Vindication. This, at a time when he should be promoting the use of vaccines to prevent the spread of the measles instead of talking up cod liver oil as a treatment.

Kennedy’s push for vitamins in response to measles outbreak worries physicians​

What sort of health experts isn’t concerned about the safety of vaccines? I wouldn’t trust them
 

CDC Plans Large Study On Long-Debunked Connection Between Vaccines And Autism, Report Says​

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention—which falls under the purview of Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.—is planning to study potential connections between vaccines and autism, Reuters reported Friday, a link Kennedy has controversially pushed in the past.

Kennedy’s stance that vaccines may cause autism, along with his other stances on the safety of various vaccinations, has been slammed by health experts and organizations who argue he is spreading long-discredited theories. Kennedy was among the most well-known public figures spreading the theory for years: In 2005, he published a later-retracted article claiming a preservative used to prevent vaccine vial contamination was tied to childhood neurological disorders—a theory that CDC experts have long rejected.


Kinda seems like he's using his position for the purposes of a personal agenda. Vindication. This, at a time when he should be promoting the use of vaccines to prevent the spread of the measles instead of talking up cod liver oil as a treatment.

Kennedy’s push for vitamins in response to measles outbreak worries physicians​

A better question is, why has there not been such research as of yet?
 

CDC Plans Large Study On Long-Debunked Connection Between Vaccines And Autism, Report Says​

The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention—which falls under the purview of Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.—is planning to study potential connections between vaccines and autism, Reuters reported Friday, a link Kennedy has controversially pushed in the past.

Kennedy’s stance that vaccines may cause autism, along with his other stances on the safety of various vaccinations, has been slammed by health experts and organizations who argue he is spreading long-discredited theories. Kennedy was among the most well-known public figures spreading the theory for years: In 2005, he published a later-retracted article claiming a preservative used to prevent vaccine vial contamination was tied to childhood neurological disorders—a theory that CDC experts have long rejected.


Kinda seems like he's using his position for the purposes of a personal agenda. Vindication. This, at a time when he should be promoting the use of vaccines to prevent the spread of the measles instead of talking up cod liver oil as a treatment.

Kennedy’s push for vitamins in response to measles outbreak worries physicians​


The CDC has to shill for their Big Pharma masters.

Why are lefties so obsessed with defending Big Pharma?
 
I'm old enough to have witnessed countless government proclamations be proven FALSE. I wouldn't trust them to mow my damn lawn.

Butter is EVIL, butter will kill you, butter is DEATH, here eat this processed oil fake butter instead.

Decades later...

OMG fake butter is EVIL, fake butter will kill you, fake butter is DEATH. Eat all natural healthy butter instead.
There are other examples. Getting rid of beef tallow for hydronated oil at Mickie Dees and other fast-food places and then now returning to it. This is why there is no faith in our institutions. And this is not just recently.
 
I just think------ you are screwed! No lika dat sh**, then make a case..............which you have not, and you are pathetic-)
I'm trying to understand your position. Is it that there have not been numerous studies debunking a link between vaccines and autism?
 

Dispelling the autism myth​

Vaccines do not cause autism. A small study in 1998 suggested a link between vaccinations and autism spectrum disorder. The study was reviewed further and retracted. In addition, the author's medical license was revoked due to falsified information. (Sounds like a friend of Bobby's)

Since then, numerous studies have debunked a connection between autism and the measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine.

In April 2015, JAMA published the largest study to date, analyzing the health records of over 95,000 children. About 2,000 of those children were classified at risk for autism because they had a sibling already diagnosed with autism. The study confirmed that the MMR vaccine did not increase the risk for autism spectrum disorder.

 

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