vaccines Archive
Cedillo v. HHS drawing to a close?
2 Comments Published by Autism Library November 9th, 2008 in Autism Omnibus Proceeding, autism, government, vaccinesThe Autism Omnibus Proceedings (OAP) are the “Vaccine Court trial” that is deciding whether autism can be legally considered a vaccine injury. The OAP were held as a series of “test cases” which would allow the Court to consider the proposed theories of how vaccines might cause autism. Each “test case” was a [...]
Blogger Kristina Chew on Today Show
9 Comments Published by Autism Library October 31st, 2008 in autism, other blogs, press reports, vaccinesThe Today show did a segment this week on vaccines and autism. Along with Dr. Paul Offit, Kristina Chew (AutismVox) was interviewed.
As an aside from the vaccine debate, I think we all need to say, “Go Charlie!!!”. I’ve read about Charlie (and dad) and the bike rides, now I’ve seen it. [...]
Around the Autism Blogosphere October 25, 2008
1 Comment Published by Autism Library October 25th, 2008 in autism, other blogs, vaccinesLet’s start with a cool comment I read early in the week. This is from Jeanette, aka mom26children.
I rest my very tired head, every night…I say my prayers and thank God for giving me the ability to be these children’s Mother. I thank God for the blessings I have received. I thank God for [...]
Every Child by Two asks Oprah to consider vaccine-autism show
1 Comment Published by Autism Library October 20th, 2008 in autism, vaccinesI should have thought about blogging this sooner. LeftBrainRightBrain has blogged it now. Also, I speak of dreams and other blogs.
Every Child by Two has asked its membership to “Please Take The Time To Contact The Oprah Winfrey Show”. The letter is below. Reprinted with permission–but I think they are happy to see [...]
Stop! Jenny, Stop!
1 Comment Published by Autism Library October 19th, 2008 in autism, other blogs, vaccinesIt’s pretty clear, I think, to anyone reading the variety of blogs in the autism “community” that there are big divisions. No factor is as divisive as the vaccine/autism notion, and in a short time Jenny McCarthy has come to be the representative of it.
Blogs have been covering Jenny McCarthy since her [...]
Blogroll: sWell
8 Comments Published by Autism Library October 12th, 2008 in autism, other blogs, press reports, vaccinesI started this blog by doing some pieces on blogs I’ve liked–as I’ve added them to the blogroll, I gave a description of why. I haven’t done it in a while, but I’ve got a lot of blogs I’d like to add.
This addition is sWell, written by Dr. Rahul Parikh. Dr. Parikh is [...]
Wakefield, Healy and the danger of letting misinformation go unchallenged
0 Comments Published by Autism Library September 28th, 2008 in MMR, autism, press reports, vaccinesImagine that childhood game were you whisper a story into one kid’s ear. He whispers it into another kid’s ear. She whispers it into another kid’s ear…
By the time the story gets back to you, it has completely changed.
Now imagine that people aren’t whispering, but instead commenting in the press or blogs. [...]
Clear Answers & Smart Advice About Your Baby’s Shots
7 Comments Published by Autism Library September 24th, 2008 in MMR, autism, vaccinesVaccines get a lot of coverage on the autism blogs. One can claim too much
I just saw this document, Clear Answers & Smart Advice About Your Baby’s Shots by Dr. Ari Brown. This is one that is definitely going on the main autismlibrary.org website right away. It takes a huge amount of [...]
MMR and autism: new study
0 Comments Published by Autism Library September 9th, 2008 in MMR, autism, vaccinesOK, ths post is late. The latest study (Hornig et al.) has been covered over and over again by blogs.
The basic idea is simple: try to recreate the work of Dr. Andrew Wakfield, whose 1998 and 2002 studies are what has really fueled the idea that MMR and autism are linked.
In the present study, [...]