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Reminder of Public Hearing on the FY 2011 State Budget
Information Notice
Joint Public Hearing on Fiscal Year 2011 budget
On Vermont Interactive Television
House and Senate Appropriations Committees
Monday, February 8, 2010, 4:30 – 7:00 p.m. – The House and Senate
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Dr. Andrew Wakefield is one of the most vilified medical practitioners of recent times, and now he carries the extremely rare dishonor of a retraction in The Lancet, on the paper he coauthored in 1998 suggesting a potential link between autism, bowel disease and Measles-Mumps-Rubella (MMR) vaccine.
I believe that the public lynching and shaming of Dr. Wakefield is unwarranted and overwrought, and that history will ultimately judge who was right and who was wrong about proposing a possible association between vaccination and regressive autistic spectrum disorder (ASD).
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The British medical journal The Lancet yesterday offered a mea culpa of sorts for its role in launching a global vaccine scare. Its regrets come about 12 years too late.
The journal finally issued a full retraction of a study it ran in 1998 linking measles-mumps-rubella vaccines to autism. The paper, with Dr. Andrew Wakefield as lead author, sent British parents fleeing from inoculations and fed U.S. alarm over preservatives in vaccines.
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“Although he was originally hired for seasonal employment only, Mike decided to make Chris a permanent, full time position within the company.” -Success story of an employee
