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In an exclusive WorldNetDaily interview, Jane Orient, M.D., executive director of the Association of American Physicians and Surgeons, said she believes an autism-MMR vaccine link should be investigated.
"I think that there has been a frightening increase in cases of autism that has not been explained," Orient said. "There are a number of anecdotal reports from parents that symptoms of autism have appeared close to the time of the vaccine."
Orient, who is a clinical lecturer in medicine at the University of Arizona College of Medicine, and a professor of clinical medicine at the Oregon Institute of Science and Medicine, told WND, "With each vaccine and each patient, there needs to be a risk-benefit analysis" to determine if the vaccine is worth the risk of developing autism.
The CDC disputes a connection between the vaccine and autism, saying, "The causes of autism are unknown in most cases."
The government agency's website states: "In a few cases, biologic causes have been identified, although none are unique to autism. ... The current theory favored by many experts is that autism is a genetically-based disorder that occurs before birth."
"To date there is no convincing evidence that any vaccine can cause autism or any kind of behavioral disorder," the agency says. " A suspected link between measles, mumps, rubella (MMR) vaccine and autism has been suggested by some parents of children with autism. Typically, symptoms of autism are first noted by parents as their child begins to have difficulty with delays in speaking after age one. MMR vaccine is first given to children at 12 to 15 months of age. Therefore, autism cases with an apparent onset within a few weeks after MMR vaccination may simply be an expected but unrelated chance occurrence.
"The only evidence that has been presented to suggest that MMR vaccine may be associated with autism has been published by the Lancet. An editorial published in the same issue, however, discussed concerns about the validity of the study. Based on data from 12 patients, Wakefield and colleagues speculated that MMR vaccine may have been the possible cause of bowel problems which led to a decreased absorption of essential vitamins and nutrients which resulted in developmental disorders like autism. No scientific analyses were reported, however, to substantiate the theory," says the agency.
However, the CDC does concede, "If measles vaccine, or any other vaccine, causes autism then it would have to be a very rare occurrence since millions of children have received vaccines without ill health effects."
"From January 1990 through February 1998, only 15 cases of autism behavior disorder after immunization were reported to the Vaccine Adverse Events Reporting System (VAERS)," the CDC states. "Because of the small number of reports over an 8 year period, the cases reported are likely to represent unrelated chance occurrences that happened around the time of vaccination."
But the FDA admits such reports are rare -- only 1 to 10 percent of cases involving adverse affects from the vaccine are reported, making the CDC's statement questionable.
Buttram is skeptical of government involvement in the medical field.
"When arbitrary decisions in the mandating of vaccines are made by government bureaucracies, which frequently work hand-in-glove with the pharmaceutical industry, with no recourse open to parents, we have all the potential ingredients for a tragedy of historic proportions," Buttram concluded.
Buttram's report was published in the March/April issue of the Medical Sentinel.
(c) 2000 WorldNetDaily Julie Foster is a staff reporter for WorldNetDaily
One of the SmithKline Beecham BuildingsSmithKline Beecham announced expansion of its malaria vaccine program and also renewed its pledge to donate $1 billion to eliminate lymphatic filariasis, otherwise known as elephantiasis.
Um, can you say "experimental drug testing"? Sure you can. Malaria is a blood parasite. It is not a bacteria or virus, so it doesn't respond to most treatments for exactly that reason. Anti-malarial drugs work by essentially making your blood toxic enough to the parasite that it can't establish a foothold. This comes at a price, as drugs strong enough to deliver a toxic wallop to the parasite in its ever-mutating resistant form are now getting to the point where they are making the person taking them somewhat sick, as well.
And elephantiasis is a parasite that plugs the lymph in the legs. You control it by controlling the organism and vectoring process. It's not the sort of thing that pharmaceutical companies are generally interested in. It's like them suddenly taking an interest in, say, mosquito control. WHY?
German-French life sciences group Aventis Pharma said it would make a donation of 50 million doses of polio vaccine to five war-torn nations in Africa.
Want to bet it's live-virus vaccine (Sabine, not Salk) that they're no longer using because of the prevalence of complicaitions? Can they take a business-expense or tax writeoff on this if they "donate" it, somewhere? Yeah, I'm cynical, but I'm aware that these folks almost never do anything out of the goodness of their heart, but rather the avariciousness of their wallets. Pharmaceuticals are big business, not a humanitarian effort.
Footnotes:
(1) Silent Weapons for Quiet Wars (and here is an update)
(2) A statement originating from Henry Kissinger
(3) John R. Lee, M.D �Hormone Balance For Men� Copyright � 2003 by Hormones Etc.
(4) www.newmediaexplorer.org/chris/2003/07/02/cancer_research_a_super_fraud.htm
(5) www.newmediaexplorer.org/chris/2005/03/30/fluoride_and_aggression.htm
(6) Ref: Nutritional Almenac, Lavon J. Dunne, The Doctors Vitamin & Mineral Encyclopedia, Hendler: Prescription for Nutritional Healing, Blach: The Nutrition Desc Reference, Garrision: Let's get well, Adelle Davis: The Essential Guide, Somer, and more
(7) www.newmediaexplorer.org/chris/Vaccine%20Pages%20from%20FTW_Mar_2004.pdf
References:
Cooper, William: Silent weapons for a Quiet war
Goodheart, Christopher: An open letter to our Representatives on Capitol Hill
Various articles
http://www.illuminati-news.com/witch-hunt.htm
"I think that there has been a frightening increase in cases of autism that has not been explained," Orient said. "There are a number of anecdotal reports from parents that symptoms of autism have appeared close to the time of the vaccine."
Orient, who is a clinical lecturer in medicine at the University of Arizona College of Medicine, and a professor of clinical medicine at the Oregon Institute of Science and Medicine, told WND, "With each vaccine and each patient, there needs to be a risk-benefit analysis" to determine if the vaccine is worth the risk of developing autism.
The CDC disputes a connection between the vaccine and autism, saying, "The causes of autism are unknown in most cases."
The government agency's website states: "In a few cases, biologic causes have been identified, although none are unique to autism. ... The current theory favored by many experts is that autism is a genetically-based disorder that occurs before birth."
"To date there is no convincing evidence that any vaccine can cause autism or any kind of behavioral disorder," the agency says. " A suspected link between measles, mumps, rubella (MMR) vaccine and autism has been suggested by some parents of children with autism. Typically, symptoms of autism are first noted by parents as their child begins to have difficulty with delays in speaking after age one. MMR vaccine is first given to children at 12 to 15 months of age. Therefore, autism cases with an apparent onset within a few weeks after MMR vaccination may simply be an expected but unrelated chance occurrence.
"The only evidence that has been presented to suggest that MMR vaccine may be associated with autism has been published by the Lancet. An editorial published in the same issue, however, discussed concerns about the validity of the study. Based on data from 12 patients, Wakefield and colleagues speculated that MMR vaccine may have been the possible cause of bowel problems which led to a decreased absorption of essential vitamins and nutrients which resulted in developmental disorders like autism. No scientific analyses were reported, however, to substantiate the theory," says the agency.
However, the CDC does concede, "If measles vaccine, or any other vaccine, causes autism then it would have to be a very rare occurrence since millions of children have received vaccines without ill health effects."
"From January 1990 through February 1998, only 15 cases of autism behavior disorder after immunization were reported to the Vaccine Adverse Events Reporting System (VAERS)," the CDC states. "Because of the small number of reports over an 8 year period, the cases reported are likely to represent unrelated chance occurrences that happened around the time of vaccination."
But the FDA admits such reports are rare -- only 1 to 10 percent of cases involving adverse affects from the vaccine are reported, making the CDC's statement questionable.
Buttram is skeptical of government involvement in the medical field.
"When arbitrary decisions in the mandating of vaccines are made by government bureaucracies, which frequently work hand-in-glove with the pharmaceutical industry, with no recourse open to parents, we have all the potential ingredients for a tragedy of historic proportions," Buttram concluded.
Buttram's report was published in the March/April issue of the Medical Sentinel.
(c) 2000 WorldNetDaily Julie Foster is a staff reporter for WorldNetDaily
One of the SmithKline Beecham BuildingsSmithKline Beecham announced expansion of its malaria vaccine program and also renewed its pledge to donate $1 billion to eliminate lymphatic filariasis, otherwise known as elephantiasis.
Um, can you say "experimental drug testing"? Sure you can. Malaria is a blood parasite. It is not a bacteria or virus, so it doesn't respond to most treatments for exactly that reason. Anti-malarial drugs work by essentially making your blood toxic enough to the parasite that it can't establish a foothold. This comes at a price, as drugs strong enough to deliver a toxic wallop to the parasite in its ever-mutating resistant form are now getting to the point where they are making the person taking them somewhat sick, as well.
And elephantiasis is a parasite that plugs the lymph in the legs. You control it by controlling the organism and vectoring process. It's not the sort of thing that pharmaceutical companies are generally interested in. It's like them suddenly taking an interest in, say, mosquito control. WHY?
German-French life sciences group Aventis Pharma said it would make a donation of 50 million doses of polio vaccine to five war-torn nations in Africa.
Want to bet it's live-virus vaccine (Sabine, not Salk) that they're no longer using because of the prevalence of complicaitions? Can they take a business-expense or tax writeoff on this if they "donate" it, somewhere? Yeah, I'm cynical, but I'm aware that these folks almost never do anything out of the goodness of their heart, but rather the avariciousness of their wallets. Pharmaceuticals are big business, not a humanitarian effort.
Footnotes:
(1) Silent Weapons for Quiet Wars (and here is an update)
(2) A statement originating from Henry Kissinger
(3) John R. Lee, M.D �Hormone Balance For Men� Copyright � 2003 by Hormones Etc.
(4) www.newmediaexplorer.org/chris/2003/07/02/cancer_research_a_super_fraud.htm
(5) www.newmediaexplorer.org/chris/2005/03/30/fluoride_and_aggression.htm
(6) Ref: Nutritional Almenac, Lavon J. Dunne, The Doctors Vitamin & Mineral Encyclopedia, Hendler: Prescription for Nutritional Healing, Blach: The Nutrition Desc Reference, Garrision: Let's get well, Adelle Davis: The Essential Guide, Somer, and more
(7) www.newmediaexplorer.org/chris/Vaccine%20Pages%20from%20FTW_Mar_2004.pdf
References:
Cooper, William: Silent weapons for a Quiet war
Goodheart, Christopher: An open letter to our Representatives on Capitol Hill
Various articles
http://www.illuminati-news.com/witch-hunt.htm
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