Study Confirms Autism Boom - Correlates with Aborted Fetal DNA in Vaccines

[redleghunter]

Anyone know a bit more on this?

Washington, DC, April 20, 2010 (LifeSiteNews.com) – A recent study by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has confirmed 1988 as a “change point” in the rise of Autism Disorder rates in the U.S. - a date that pro-life leaders say correlates with the introduction of fetal cells for use in vaccines.

While the EPA study does not speculate into the cause of the jump in autism rates, and makes no mention of aborted fetal cells, the researchers point out that it “is important to determine whether a preventable exposure to an environmental factor may be associated with the increase.”

According to the pro-life group Sound Choice Pharmaceutical Institute (SCPI), which specializes in vaccine research, that “environmental factor” may well be the use of aborted fetal cells in vaccines.

The group pointed out in its most recent newsletter that 1988 is the same year the U.S. Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices began recommending a second dose of the MMR vaccine, which included cells derived from the tissue of aborted babies.

Analyses of autism rate data published by SCPI identify 3 clear change points in U.S. autism disorder trends: 1981, 1988 and 1995, all of which the groups claims roughly correlate with the use of vaccines (Meruvax, MMRII, and Chickenpox) that were cultivated with the use of tissue from aborted children. The group says that it has been unable to identify any other factor that might correlate to the change in autism rates.

More at link: Study Confirms Autism Boom - Correlates with Aborted Fetal DNA in Vaccines

 

[blackribbon]

I suspect that is also when they introduce the "autism spectrum" which is when many people previously not defined as autistic fell on the spectrum.

 

[EpiscipalMe]

Some vaccines are grown in cell lines derived from human fetuses that were electively aborted in the 1960s. The vaccines themselves do not contained human fetal tissue.
Which Vaccines Contain Aborted Baby Parts?

After much searching I finally found the article. The link to the manuscript in the article you posted was a phishing scam that directed me to sign up for a newsletter I don’t want. The first hit on Google was also a phishing scam designed to look like you were going to HuffPo.

The article does describe a deflection point, but does not claim to identify the cause.

MMR has been in use since 1971 with the individual components approved in the 1960s. The UK introduced MMR in 1988. I could not find info on when MMRII was introduced.
MMR vaccine - Wikipedia

In 1989 a second dose of MMR was recommended. This second dose is given between ages 4 and 6 years.
MMR Vaccination | What You Should Know | Measles, Mumps, Rubella | CDC

This is after kids typically start to show sign of autism (although the diagnosis is often delayed):
How Early Can Autism Be Diagnosed? | Autism Speaks

There is lots of literature that disproves the link between vaccines and autism. Here is just one study. There are many more out there.
https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0264410X14006367

The truth is, we do not know what causes autism. It is likely multifactorial. However, vaccination does not seem to play a role.

 

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[Gigimo]

Anyone know a bit more on this?

Washington, DC, April 20, 2010 (LifeSiteNews.com) – A recent study by the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has confirmed 1988 as a “change point” in the rise of Autism Disorder rates in the U.S. - a date that pro-life leaders say correlates with the introduction of fetal cells for use in vaccines.

While the EPA study does not speculate into the cause of the jump in autism rates, and makes no mention of aborted fetal cells, the researchers point out that it “is important to determine whether a preventable exposure to an environmental factor may be associated with the increase.”

According to the pro-life group Sound Choice Pharmaceutical Institute (SCPI), which specializes in vaccine research, that “environmental factor” may well be the use of aborted fetal cells in vaccines.

The group pointed out in its most recent newsletter that 1988 is the same year the U.S. Advisory Committee on Immunization Practices began recommending a second dose of the MMR vaccine, which included cells derived from the tissue of aborted babies.

Analyses of autism rate data published by SCPI identify 3 clear change points in U.S. autism disorder trends: 1981, 1988 and 1995, all of which the groups claims roughly correlate with the use of vaccines (Meruvax, MMRII, and Chickenpox) that were cultivated with the use of tissue from aborted children. The group says that it has been unable to identify any other factor that might correlate to the change in autism rates.

More at link: Study Confirms Autism Boom - Correlates with Aborted Fetal DNA in Vaccines

You might find this interesting: What Causes Autism? What We Know, Don’t Know, And Suspect

 

[WherevertheWindblows]

This study is a conspiracy theory?

 

[blackribbon]

This study is a conspiracy theory?

The study isn't a conspiracy theory....but the fact that it is has anything to do with abortion is.

"While the EPA study does not speculate into the cause of the jump in autism rates, and makes no mention of aborted fetal cells, the researchers point out that it “is important to determine whether a preventable exposure to an environmental factor may be associated with the increase.”

The article isn't the study...but the article is making an unsubstantiated claim.

 

[WherevertheWindblows]

The study isn't a conspiracy theory....but the fact that it is has anything to do with abortion is.

"While the EPA study does not speculate into the cause of the jump in autism rates, and makes no mention of aborted fetal cells, the researchers point out that it “is important to determine whether a preventable exposure to an environmental factor may be associated with the increase.”

The article isn't the study...but the article is making an unsubstantiated claim.

So the article makes no mention of aborted fetus cells in vaccines when it comes to the rise in autism in children who are given vaccines, the link between the two might not be mentioned in the article itself but is it true that there are dead fetus cells in the vaccines given the children (among which) is the rise of autism?

Everything article that gives no proof is a conspiracy theory? Because if that be the case shouldnt this place should be filled with every Donald Trump article?

 

[EpiscipalMe]

So the article makes no mention of aborted fetus cells in vaccines when it comes to the rise in autism in children who are given vaccines, the link between the two might not be mentioned in the article itself but is it true that there are dead fetus cells in the vaccines given the children (among which) is the rise of autism?

Everything article that gives no proof is a conspiracy theory? Because if that be the case shouldnt this place should be filled with every Donald Trump article?

There are no dead fetus cells in vaccines - that is a conspiracy theory.

There is no substantiated link between vaccines and autism - also a conspiracy theory.

I addressed both in my post above (#3).

 

[WherevertheWindblows]

There are no dead fetus cells in vaccines - that is a conspiracy theory.

There is no substantiated link between vaccines and autism - also a conspiracy theory.

I addressed both in my post above (#3).

If there is no dead fetus cells in vaccines then that would just be false and not a conspiracy theory.

 

[Rick Otto]

" The number needed to treat to prevent an illness specifically in children is 5. That’s vaccinate 5 and 1 will avoid an illness they would otherwise get. The number needed to harm is 125. That is treat 125 and 1 will experience a side effect (most common by far is a fever for a day or so). Source = the Cochrane Database."
- a friend on facebook.

 

[Rick Otto]

[UOTE="EpiscipalMe, post: 73604716, member: 399759"]There are no dead fetus cells in vaccines - that is a conspiracy theory.

Arguable at best.

There is no substantiated link between vaccines and autism - also a conspiracy theory.

No industry approved studies find substantiation.
The price of substantiation has a direct correlation to the number of hungry scientists.

 

[Rick Otto]

So the article makes no mention of aborted fetus cells in vaccines when it comes to the rise in autism in children who are given vaccines, the link between the two might not be mentioned in the article itself but is it true that there are dead fetus cells in the vaccines given the children (among which) is the rise of autism?

Everything article that gives no proof is a conspiracy theory? Because if that be the case shouldnt this place should be filled with every Donald Trump article?

It might be a type of disinformation that exploits our desire for simple answers.
More than likely, the metals, formaldehyde, pesticide, etc. play a significant role.

 

[Rick Otto]

The study isn't a conspiracy theory....but the fact that it is has anything to do with abortion is.

"While the EPA study does not speculate into the cause of the jump in autism rates, and makes no mention of aborted fetal cells, the researchers point out that it “is important to determine whether a preventable exposure to an environmental factor may be associated with the increase.”

The article isn't the study...but the article is making an unsubstantiated claim.

And yet a plausible claim, no less.

 

[EpiscipalMe]

Arguable at best.

No industry approved studies find substantiation.
The price of substantiation has a direct correlation to the number of hungry scientists.

Go ahead and post your evidence. I doubt you will find any.

Vaccines don’t cause autism. I understand the theories as to why. But, large epidemiological studies show no correlation. The rates of autism are the same in vaccinated and unvaccinated populations. Unvaccinated people, on the other hand, have a higher rates of communicable diseases. These anti-vaccine conspiracy theories are doing a real disservice to kids in the US.

Vaccines definitely don’t contain fetus parts. Some vaccines are grown in cells derived from a fetus that was aborted in the 1960s. However, these cells are not in the vaccines.

 

[WherevertheWindblows]

It might be a type of disinformation that exploits our desire for simple answers.
More than likely, the metals, formaldehyde, pesticide, etc. play a significant role.

Hey Rickster, its Fire Good to see you again
I agree with that. Where did the idea that there is fetus DNA in the vaccines? You know?

 

[Rick Otto]

Hey Rickster, its Fire Good to see you again
I agree with that. Where did the idea that there is fetus DNA in the vaccines? You know?

It's fogged over, but I think I remember the controversy was first about stem cells from a single individual being harvested, then during the media circus about it, they cloned the batch of harvested cells as a politicsl/legal and run around "actusl" human cells and these cells became the source of industry wide use.
Regulatory agencies have been "captured" by lobbyists with offshore bank accounts full of "free $peech". lol
Special treat to hear from you.

 

[Rick Otto]

Sorry about those typos... and I hope I didn't confuse anyone by calling the fetus an individual.

 

[High Fidelity]

Vaccines cause adults, not autism.

Besides, there's a measles outbreak in WA caused by anti-vax parents.

Even if vaccines caused autism, which no credible evidence besides anecdotal musings of soccer moms on Facebook, would you really rather your child died than had autism?

The irony is that most of those people placing their children's lives at risk and risking others is that they were likely vaccinated themselves.

Anti-vaxxers are dangerous and should be prosecuted, frankly.

 

[WherevertheWindblows]

Vaccines cause adults, not autism.

Besides, there's a measles outbreak in WA caused by anti-vax parents.

How does one "anti vaxxer" cause an outbreak of measles when everyone else is supposedly vaccinated against such things? I never understood that.

Are the millions of illegal immigrants vaccinated? Are they causing outbreaks too?