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Three dozen dead macaque monkeys later: Vaccines still don't cause autism

Post author By Orac
Post date September 30, 2015
122 Comments on Three dozen dead macaque monkeys later: Vaccines still don't cause autism

One of the limitations constraining those of us who do human subjects research is that ethical considerations often prevent us from designing our clinical trials in what would be, from a strictly scientific standpoint, in the most methodologically rigorous way. For example, we can’t intentionally infect human beings with known inocula of deadly bacteria in […]

Tags Autism, Laura Hewitson, Macaque monkeys, vaccines

Antivaccine nonsense Complementary and alternative medicine Medicine Pseudoscience Quackery Science Skepticism/critical thinking

Has Dr. Oz become antivaccine? The answer would appear to be yes.

Post author By Orac
Post date September 12, 2014
226 Comments on Has Dr. Oz become antivaccine? The answer would appear to be yes.

ORAC NOTE: I’ve added the links to the video segments, which are now up at the Dr. Oz website. I also did a screen grab of a certain really stupid thing that I noticed when I watched the segment but, because I was watching it on DVR, didn’t have the ability to show you. It’s […]

Tags antivaccine, Jr., Mark Hyman, Mehmet Oz, Robert F. Kennedy, The Dr. Oz Show, thimerosal, vaccine

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