The First International HPV Vaccine Information Clearinghouse
Child Health Safety
Posted on January 10, 2011 by childhealthsafety
EDITORIAL
No one has to prove vaccines cause autism anymore. The war is nearly over. What is left is to mop up and clear the diehards from their bunkers.
Is this a premature declaration of ‘VCH Day’ – Victory for Child Health?. It may not be.
But the latest evidence suggests the opposition is in its dying gasps. What key events are bringing the war to an end?
Child Health Safety
Posted on January 6, 2011 by childhealthsafety
The following powerful rebuttal of British Medical Journal allegations that Dr Andrew Wakefield falsified research in a paper published in The Lancet Medical journal in 1998 was issued by the US National Autism Association in a news release exclusively for the UK media.
The BMJ claim results were faked so Dr Wakefiled could suggest a link between vaccines, autistic conditions and bowel disease in children
NAA argue that if the results were faked how is it that now:-
* US Government health officials have admitted vaccines [and not just the MMR vaccine] cause autistic conditions;
* the US Federal Court has order substantial compensation for children whose autistic conditions were caused by vaccines;
* papers published independently in mainstream leading medical journals confirm, just as Dr Wakefield found in 1998, that autistic children suffer serious bowel disease when their non autistic contemporaries do not.
The One Click Group
United Kingdom
January 5th, 2011
At the end of the two-day hearing to evaluate the safety of amalgam, FDA’s own scientific panel – including neurologists, toxicologists, epidemiologists, and environmental health specialists – told the agency to stop amalgam use in children, pregnant women, and hypersensitive populations.
After reviewing the available scientific studies and the presentations of researchers, experts, dentists, and injured consumers, the scientists concluded that – contrary to the claims of FDA’s in-house dentist Susan Runner – amalgam is not safe for everybody. According to the panel, FDA’s amalgam risk assessments were not adequate to protect hypersensitive adults, children, and unborn babies. Repeatedly, panel members expressed their concern about amalgam use in children. Pediatric neurologist Dr. Suresh Kotagal of the Mayo Clinic summed it up for the entire panel: “There is really no place for mercury in children.” Other panelists went on to explain that dental mercury is like lead. The panel urged FDA to quickly contraindicate amalgam for these vulnerable populations and insisted that FDA provide consumers with labeling containing clear warnings.
Mail Online United Kingdom Friday December 17, 2010 By SALLY BECK, Mail on Sunday New American research shows that there could be a link between the controversial MMR triple vaccine and autism and bowel disease in children.The study appears to confirm the findings of British doctor Andrew Wakefield, who caused a storm in 1998 by […]
