Guest guest Posted July 13, 2008 Report Share Posted July 13, 2008 ALL, RE: PRESS RELEASE Attached is a CoMeD, Inc. PRESS RELEASE covering recent events in the Omnibus Autism Proceeding in the " vaccine court " that have shaken the government's ability to deny that Thimerosal (mercury) in vaccines can cause autism and other developmental disorders in developing children. RE: THOSE NOT ACCEPTING E-MAIL ATTACHMENTS For those who do not get SUCH, the follow- ing is the rough-text of the Press Release's content: > >GOVERNMENT'S DEFENSE OF MERCURY IN VACCINES >SHAKEN BY WITHDRAWAL OF EXPERT REPORTS > > >PRESS RELEASE CONTACTS: >For Immediate CoMeD President [Rev. K. >Release Sykes (Richmond, VA) ] >July 13, 2008 CoMeD Sci. Advisor [Dr. King > (Lake Hiawatha, NJ) ] > > >WASHINGTON, DC - In the United States Court >of Federal Claims, National Vaccine Injury >Compensation Program, the contention by the >Department of Health and Human Services >(DHHS), that mercury in vaccines does not >cause autism, has suffered an unexpected >setback. In a June 27, 2008 Autism Omnibus >Proceeding (OAP) conference, attorneys for >the DHHS announced that they were withdraw- >ing two key written reports and any state- >ments which relied on those reports. Those >key reports, written by two world-renowned >toxicologists (Dr. Laszlo Magos, formerly >from the Medical Research Council Labora- >tories, England, and Dr. son, >from the University of Rochester, Rochester, >NY USA), were the toxicological pillars >underpinning the government's claim that >Thimerosal does not cause autism. > >On July 3, 2008, the three OAP Special >Masters recorded that they had granted the >DHHS' request to withdraw the expert >reports of Drs. Magos and son. In >addition, their court order[1] stated: > " … respondent would be permitted to > withdraw any reliance on those two > expert reports, and that we would > not consider those reports at all > in resolving those test cases. " > >Ironically, though Drs. Magos and - >son were expected to testify to the >safety of Thimerosal in vaccines, their >previous publications clearly document >its significant toxicity. For example, >Dr. son, working under a grant >from the National Institutes of Health >(NIH), essentially declared that organic >mercurial antiseptics, including Thimerosal, >should be heavily restricted or withdrawn, > " as the fact that mercury readily pene- >trates intact membranes and is highly >toxic seems to have been forgotten " in >a peer-reviewed study published in >1977.[2] > >With the recent publication of studies >proving a link between Thimerosal >exposure and autism, the current exodus >of experts who are willing to testify >for the DHHS that Thimerosal does not >cause autism appears to be escalating. > >Tellingly, Dr. Bernadine Healy, the former >director of the National Institutes of >Health, also recently said: " I think the >government or certain public health >officials in the government have been too > quick to dismiss the concerns of these f >amilies without studying the population >that got sick. " > >============================================== > >To support the ongoing efforts of CoMeD, Inc. >with your tax-deductible contributions, please >use the PayPal link on CoMeD's Internet >website, http://www.mercury-freedrugs.org. >CoMeD, Inc. is a not-for-profit 501©(3) >corporation that is actively engaged in >legal, educational and scientific efforts to >stop all use of mercury in medicine, and to >ban the use of all mercury-containing medicines. > >--------------------- > >[1] " AUTISM MASTER FILE - ORDER CONCERNING > THEORY 2 GENERAL CAUSATION REBUTTAL " > http://www.uscfc.uscourts.gov/sites/default/files/autism/7_03_08_autism.pdf, > >[2] Fagan DG, Pritchard JS, son TW, > Greenwood MR. Organ mercury levels in > infants with omphaloceles treated with > organic mercurial antiseptic. Arch. Dis. > in Childhood 1977; 52: 962-964. > Hopefully, most will find this Press Release to be informative. ******************************************* *The information provided in this email * *and any attachment thereto is just that * * -- information. * * * *It is not medical advice and it does not * *require any specific action or actions. * * * *While the information is thought to be * *accurate, no representation is made as * *to the accuracy of the information posted* *other than it is my best understanding of* *the facts on the date that this email and* *any attachments thereto are posted. * * * *Everyone should verify the accuracy of * *the information provided for themselves * *before acting on it. * ******************************************* Respectfully, Dr. King http://www.dr-king.com +++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++ Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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