OFFIT TARGETS THE POLINGS: TOUTS VACCINATIONS FOR MITO DISORDER
Dr. Paul Offit goes after the Poling decision in The New England Journal of Medicine. Dr. Offit makes money from vaccines. His career is predicated on vaccines. In the article, he says:
Unfortunately, in recent years the VICP seems to have turned its back on science.
Like the Werderitsh decision, the VICP's concession to Hannah Poling was poorly reasoned. First, whereas it is clear that natural infections can exacerbate symptoms of encephalopathy in patients with mitochondrial enzyme deficiencies, no clear evidence exists that vaccines cause similar exacerbations. Indeed, because children with such deficiencies are particularly susceptible to infections, it is recommended that they receive all vaccines.
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ATTENTION: CA Parents/Caregivers/Clinicians
David Kirby has been asked to speak at today's event. Here's the press release:
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As always, please offer your comments in support of the Polings, both here and especially on the NYT site.
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The New York Times addresses the Hannah Poling case and the DHHS vaccine safety meeting that took place on Friday in today's edition. Read the full article
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The Cedillo family needs our support following an article about their daughter Michelle that is in the Yuma Sun.