If this study is supposed to reduce public paranoia about the vaccine/autism link, why the concern by a U.S Rep. who is also a Physician himself? The first link is the story, The second is a copy of the actual letter sent by Dr. Weldon.
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If this study is supposed to reduce public paranoia about the vaccine/autism link, why the concern by a U.S Rep. who is also a Physician himself? The first link is the story, The second is a copy of the actual letter sent by Dr. Weldon.
The study is quite consistent with the nationwide Danish study. I suspect that Dr. Weldon wants to ensure that the study is politically untainted, and, thus useful to shut the anti-vac liars up.
The study is quite consistent with the nationwide Danish study. I suspect that Dr. Weldon wants to ensure that the study is politically untainted, and, thus useful to shut the anti-vac liars up.
Not gonna happen. The conspiracy theories can explain away anything.
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