NEW STRONG EVIDENCE
Now scientists at Utah State University, have reported finding a strong association between the MMR vaccine and an autoimmune reaction which is thought to play a role in autism. The team led by Dr Vijendra
Singh analysed blood samples from 125 autistic children and 92 children
who did not have autism. Dr Singh, is an acknowledged expert with more
than 20 years experience of immunology research. In 75 of the 125 (Corrected:
was 92. Ed) autistic
children they found antibodies showing there had been an abnormal reaction
to the measles component of the MMR vaccine. Nine
out of ten of those children were also positive for antibodies thought
to be involved in autism. None of the non-autistic
children showed the unusual anti-measles response. But incredibly, the UK Government's
Chief Medical Officer and the British Medical Association, both still
insist there is a wealth of scientific evidence that the triple jab is
the safest way to protect children. As these comments reveal,
the new evidence has the Government and the BMJ fighting a rearguard action
to keep the lid on the vaccine/autism disaster. They
sensibly conclude: 'Stemming from this evidence, we suggest that an inappropriate
antibody response to MMR, specifically the measles component thereof,
might be related to pathogenesis of autism.' |
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