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Immunization Safety Review: Vaccines and Autism
Simpsonwood Transcript. Scientific Review of Vaccine Safety Datalink Information, June 7-8, 2000. Simpsonwood Retreat Center, Norcross, GA (submitted by M. and D. Geier).
Transcript from the High Court of Justice hearing in the matter of MMR/ MR vaccine litigation, Case Management Conference (submitted by D. Salisbury).
Transcript—U.S. House of Representatives, Government Reform Committee holds a hearing on the status of the research into vaccine safety and autism. 6/19/02 (submitted by J. Bradstreet).
5)QUESTIONS TO CONSIDER
Several people emailed questions for the committee to consider while reviewing the research regarding autism, thimerosal, MMR, and mercury. They included:
Raymond Gallup, 2004. Question???-February 9, 2004 meeting-autism and vaccines.
Tonya Harbison, 2004. Autism.
Michelle Mitchell, 2004. Topics for discussion in vaccine/autism meetings.
6)NEWS ARTICLES
The committee also received news articles, including those listed below.
Assessing the Role of Mercury in Autism. 2002. By: Boyd E. Haley. Mothering Magazine (submitted by Moms Against Mercury).
Autism in a Needle? The toxic tale of vaccinations and mercury poisoning (11/11/03) By: Annette Fuentes (submitted by M. and D. Geier).
Methylmercury Toxicology Probed. By: Louisa Wray Dalton (submitted by J. Bradstreet).
New Research Suggests Link Between Vaccine Ingredients and Autism, ADHD (submitted by Becky Nelson).
The Irresponsible Media Coverage of the Institute of Medicine Meeting on Autism and Vaccines. By: Sandy Mintz, RFD Columnist (submitted by Philip Rudnick, West Chester University of Pennsylvania).
Vaccine and Autism (12/29/03) and Autism and Vaccines (2/9/04) (submitted by Deborah Wexler, Immunization Action Coalition).
Water in D.C. Exceeds the EPA Lead Limit; Random Tests Last Summer Found Levels in 4,000 Homes Throughout City. 1/31/04. By: D. Nakamura (submitted by J. Bradstreet).
