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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

 
Study finds MMR is linked with autism

New research from the US replicated Dr Andrew Wakeman’s 1998 finding of severe intestinal inflammation in children with the rare condition ‘regressive autism’ (where normally developing and intelligent children unexpectedly begin to regress). When samples of intestinal lining were tested, 70 out of 82 (85%) contained the vaccine strain of measles virus.

They are preliminary findings in a study to investigate the presence of measles virus in the terminal ileum (the lowest part of the small intestine) of up to 275 autistic children.

Ed.- Welcome news, but pro-MMR scientists will use close business links between the study’s leader, Dr Arthur Krigsman, and Andrew to try to discredit it, however good the science.

The battle to spare national Governments from costly damages cases through the courts continues. Their soldiers will use anything, however dishonest or, as in this case, however irrelevant the research findings. A recent example is Afzal and colleagues’ study in the Journal of Medical Virology (2006;78:623-30). Using the most advanced techniques known, they tried but failed to find any sign of measles virus in 15 autistic children who had had MMR and displayed a positive immune response to the jab. The Department of Health and the media were unfair in presenting this study as another nail in Andrew’s coffin. The researchers only looked in the children’s blood. Andrew found fragments of measles virus in the bowel.

(12509) Informed Parent 1.6.06 p1