...there’s still no link.
‘Neuropsychological Performance 10 Years After Immunization in Infancy With Thimerosal-Containing Vaccines’ is a new study from Italy.
Nearly 70% of the invited subjects participated in the neuropsychological assessment (N = 1403). Among the 24 neuropsychological outcomes that were evaluated, only 2 were significantly associated with thimerosal exposure. Girls with higher thimerosal intake had [...]
Autism is too often characterized as being something affecting children or families with children with autism. New Jersey has established an “Adults with Autism Task Force”. This is a great opportunity to be heard. The survey below gives those in New Jersey exactly this opportunity.
ASAN highly encourages eligible people to fill [...]
As is my won’t I keep trying to stretch my web wings. The web is a hobby as well as my career so its only natural (I guess) that I branch out from time to time.
The first website is a personal one. Its based around the idea of Lifestreaming:
An online record of a person’s daily [...]
As one might imagine, this is a follow up post to Kev’s post, Did the IACC act in bad faith?
Obviously, much damage control is ongoing right now. Some autism organizations were hoping for a document from the U.S. Federal Government indicating that vaccines might be implicated as a causal factor in autism. No [...]
