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originally posted by: ScepticScot
a reply to: hiddencode
Only he hasn't been proven right and even if he was right he still wouldn't be reinstated as he was struck off for conduct of his research not what he erroneously claimed.
originally posted by: ScepticScot
a reply to: hiddencode
Only it hasn't, actually try looking at what has been confirmed.
Even if it turns out that there is a connection between mmr and autism despite the overwhelming evidence that there is no connection the Wakefield would still not be right as faked his results. In fact he would be even more guilty as his dishonesty would have set back any legitimate research by years.
originally posted by: ScepticScot
a reply to: hiddencode
Try reading something other than anti vax sites. There has been a massive amount if research and no connection ever found.
Wakefield lied, used a tiny sample size, didn't follow protocol and was attempting to market his own vaccine (conflict of interest).
The current revelation still doesn't confirm a connection it just shows poor judgement regarding one data set within one study over ten years ago that has now been superseded by bigger and more accurate studies.
a reply to: hiddencode
If it was genetic we would see Autistic people in their 50's and 60's, but we do not.
originally posted by: Dimithae
a reply to: hiddencode
If it was genetic we would see Autistic people in their 50's and 60's, but we do not.
I'm in my 50s and I have it
originally posted by: ScepticScot
a reply to: hiddencode
Please post link to research proving Wakefield right.
Actual research not anti vax web site quote mining or guess work please.
Also have you looked at his small his sample size was"?
originally posted by: hiddencode
originally posted by: ScepticScot
a reply to: hiddencode
Only he hasn't been proven right and even if he was right he still wouldn't be reinstated as he was struck off for conduct of his research not what he erroneously claimed.
It has now been shown that the CDC were suppressing data showing that the MMR vaccine was causing Autism, so hence Wakefield was right. You are right that he was struck off for ethics, but given that his work would have saved hundreds of thousands of children around the world from vaccine-induced mental disability then an exception needs to be made which sees Wakefield reinstated and on the long term given all that he's been through he deserves Sir Wakefield
originally posted by: hiddencode
A whistleblower from the CDC who's come out and confessed they've been suppressing the data which shows that the MMR vaccine has been increasing the rate of Autism i.e. Wakefield was right all along.
originally posted by: Dimithae
a reply to: hiddencode
I do know I can't have the Tetanus vaccine. I have a really bad reaction to it and my doctor told me that he didn't know what my reaction to it next time would be,so not to get another one.