MMR Vaccination Rates in the United Kingdom Before 1998
vaclib.org/sites/vap:'..The following is not a commentary on the article or the study on which it was based. It is in response to one statement: 'After Dr Wakefield's article was published in 1998, immunization levels of MMR dropped…'..'
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British doctor resigns as head of Austin autism center
Statesman: Facing the possible loss of his medical license in England, Dr. Andrew Wakefield has stepped down as executive director of the Thoughtful House Center for Children, an autism education and treatment center for children that he helped found in A
Study: flu jabs for elderly may be ineffective
Channel4: Around six million over-65s are given the winter flu jab every year but a study has found there is little evidence of its effectiveness. Science correspondent Tom Clarke reports.
Well, well, well: Wakefield a witch-hunt?
vueweekly.com:It has been cause for celebration among vaccine proponents: The Lancet has retracted Dr. Andrew Wakefield's 1998 Lancet paper suggesting a connection between the MMR vaccine, bowel disease and autism. Wakefield, a gastroenterologist, has bee
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