What is the situation with Dr. Wakefield?

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Hi everyone,

I keep hearing here & there that Dr. Wakefield's research into

connection between MMR shot and gut damage has been discredited. His

colleagues, who worked with him on this project, later admitted to many

errors and flaws. His research was first published in Lancet and made

big headlines but was later withdrawn. My quesstion is; is he a fraud?

I think it's essential to be sceptical in today's world full of lies, i

don't know whom to believe anymore.

Katarina

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http://whale.to/vaccines/wakefield.html

" The fact is that sooner or later, Wakefield will be exonerated, his

theory will be accepted and a vaccine-autism connection will be proven. As the

New Year comes around, Wakefield's research is being duplicated in prestigious

centers in the United States. In addition, viral culture results are expected

soon from the National Institutes of Health laboratories. " -- F. Yazbak,

http://whale.to/vaccines/yazbak.html

What is the situation with Dr. Wakefield?

Hi everyone,

I keep hearing here & there that Dr. Wakefield's research into

connection between MMR shot and gut damage has been discredited. His

colleagues, who worked with him on this project, later admitted to many

errors and flaws. His research was first published in Lancet and made

big headlines but was later withdrawn. My quesstion is; is he a fraud?

I think it's essential to be sceptical in today's world full of lies, i

don't know whom to believe anymore.

Katarina

[Guest guest]

No he is not a fraud. He has his hands full with being brought before

committess/court, etc. I hear. There was a report from VAP helping to

support his findings - I'll have to look for it and will forward. His

colleagues were pressured into that retraction.

Liz

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> Hi everyone,

> I keep hearing here & there that Dr. Wakefield's research into

> connection between MMR shot and gut damage has been discredited. His

> colleagues, who worked with him on this project, later admitted to

many

> errors and flaws. His research was first published in Lancet and made

> big headlines but was later withdrawn. My quesstion is; is he a

fraud?

> I think it's essential to be sceptical in today's world full of lies,

i

> don't know whom to believe anymore.

>

> Katarina

>

[Guest guest]

Here is the message - #126339. The VAP hack happened just ahead of

this as well as my homeopathic flu protocol going out the same time.

At least this still made it out there.

Best,

Liz

Today, 16 September 2008, we heard that the

Vaccine Autoimmune Project web site

(<http://vaproject.org/>vaproject.org) had been

hacked-into and shut down just ahead of the

publication of this article by Dr F

Yazbak. We sincerely hope that this reputable and

reliable web site will be up and running soon.

Dr Yazbak, a paediatrician and investigative

medical writer has published extensively on

regressive autism, vaccine injury, SIDS and Shaken Baby Syndrome.

The Hornig et al publication reviewed here has

been trailed as the study which would resolve the

Wakefield controversy: indeed, in the US - when

it did ultimately appear - it was hailed by some

as the final nail in the coffin of that theory.

It is surprising that, despite the unrelenting

barrage of anti-Wakefield propaganda in the

British media since the start of the General

Medical Council hearings, the publication of the

Hornig study was never mentioned and only picked

in the world news of a few national newspapers.

So, why might it be that the Department of

Health, the Health Protection Agency, and the

usual science lobby organisations, were unwilling

to promote the new study in the UK?

Read Dr Yazbak's article from the link here :

<http://www.jabs.org.uk/>www.jabs.org.uk

http://www.jabs.org.uk/pages/yazbak%20on%20cdc%20study.pdf

CDC-sponsored MMR study supports Wakefield's findings

By

F. Yazbak MD, FAAP

The CDC tried again and …failed again

But this time, it validated Wakefield's findings

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> Hi everyone,

> I keep hearing here & there that Dr. Wakefield's research into

> connection between MMR shot and gut damage has been discredited. His

> colleagues, who worked with him on this project, later admitted to

many

> errors and flaws. His research was first published in Lancet and made

> big headlines but was later withdrawn. My quesstion is; is he a

fraud?

> I think it's essential to be sceptical in today's world full of lies,

i

> don't know whom to believe anymore.

>

> Katarina

>