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MMR

Proof of MMR-autism link
growing - Government
pushes shabby research
to save MMR

Danish MMR study irrelevant

Danish study rerun found
eightfold autism risk

Danish MMR researcher absconds
with $2 million

MMR UK facade criticised

US study finds MMR-autism link

Seven tests to carry out
before giving MMR jab

Another test to carry out
before giving MMR jab

Single jabs - not so fast

New quadruple jab
- MMR plus chicken pox

MMR killed my daughter

How many tragedies will it take?

MMR-autism genetic factor

MMR class action 1

MMR class action 2

MMR class action 3

Coming soon - MMR plus chickenpox

Vaccinations given too young

Measles- usually a mild illness

Mumps - should we worry?

Wakefield - a jab in the dark

The mercury in mum's mouth

 
MMR - the façade cracks

The UK Government has been accused of “utterly inexplicable complacency” regarding its consistent denial that all reputable studies have shown that the triple MMR jab was safe. The attack comes not from some virulent anti-vaccination group, but from Dr Peter Fletcher, who was Chief Scientific Officer at the UK Department of Health in the 1970s, and a former medical adviser to the UK Committee on the Safety of Medicines. His main responsibility at that time was to decide whether new vaccines were safe.

Peter stated that:

  • there was growing evidence worldwide that MMR was causing brain, gut and immune system damage in certain children
  • neither the tenfold leap in autism over the last 15 years nor the huge rise in inflammatory bowel disease or immune disorders in children could be explained away by better statistics or diagnosis
  • epidemiological studies, frequently heralded by Governments as evidence of MMR safety, are blunt instruments unable to pick up the small numbers of children adversely affected by vaccines
  • the MMR safety trials conducted before its inclusion in the UK’s mass immunisation programme had been inadequate

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