La Crosse (WI) Tribune

"There have been many studies looking for a link between autism and vaccines - including one published just last year - that show no link whatsoever. This year, the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention completed an analysis of the number of vaccines given and found no link to autism rates. The jury is in - there's no link between vaccines and autism."
 
I couldn't post comments with links here, so I just stuck with the facts.  DO A VACCINATED/UNVACCINATED STUDY IF YOU REALLY WANT TO END THE CONTROVERSY!
 
 
WILX-Lansing MI

"Further compounding the issue, some anti-vaccine organizations claim the shots cause things like autism.

"'There is some media out there that is not accurate and the public does respond to that,' said Bob Swanson of the Michigan Department of Community Health. 'we also have a lot of vaccines that are administered in a short number of time.'

"While state law requires kids get vaccinated, there are three waivers. Kids can get a medical or religious exemption, but a growing number of people file a waiver for 'other objections.'
"'We've seen a dramatic increase in those other objections, people that are signing waivers for sometimes legitimate reasons, personal beliefs and other times laziness,' said Swanson.

"Doctors are urging parents to add shots to their back-to-school lists. It's easy to get behind, but their are physicians warn of serious consequences."

I put up two comments...one asking for a vaccinated/unvaccinated study.  If health officials like Bob Swanson really cared about ending the controversy, they should be the loudest voices out there calling for this study.  Strangely they're not.
 
Forbes

"In an outrageous display of chutzpah, a group of flu researchers led by Ron Fouchier of Erasmus Medical Center in the Netherlands announced today, in a letter to the journal Nature, that they were planning to engineer the new H7N9 avian flu strain to give it new, possibly much more deadly capabilities. Fouchier is the same scientist who, two years ago, adapted the highly pathogenic H5N1 flu strain so that it could be passed from human to human, which it cannot do in its natural form. The resulting outcry delayed publication of his paper, but it eventually did appear.

"Now they want to do the same thing, and much more, with the new H7N9 influenza virus, which has killed 43 people in China to date, and which epidemiologists are tracking with great concern."
Steven Salzberg, a long time critic of anyone daring to link vaccines to autism, wrote this piece. Scientists in Holland plan to create a deadly new flu strain and Salzberg is upset about it.

I'm actually surprised that he cares since he's a big backer of the unchecked, unsafe vaccine schedule. He's known for being very critical of us, namely Mark Blaxill.

I guess while Salzberg worries about scientists playing with deadly flu strains---vaccines still don't cause autism.
 
WGRZ-TV, Buffalo, NY

"And as they look to the future with Jack there is a certain realization. Mike Schroeder says 'We thought right away..can we handle this? And I guess you're not sure how strong you can be until you have no other choice but to be strong.'"
 
Here is yet another example of the declining health of our children.  I know so many families where the ASD kids also have asthma, allergies, bowel problems, you name it.  Multiple diagnoses are the future. 
If we took all the kids with with chronic health problems and added in the kids with autism we'd see how bad things really are.
 
Forbes

"Chiropractors, practitioners who tend to get the side-eye from science-based medicine types, have frequently been associated with practices at the fringes of medicine-or, indeed, nowhere near the territory of medicine at all. Among these associations is a link between chiropracty and a stance against vaccines. Evidently, the nation of Australia and its chiropracty oversight board has had enough of the latter."

'It also announced all registered chiropractors would be required to remove anti-vaccination claims from their websites.'

This is a clear call for censorship. Amazing when a member of the press champions this action. I posted comments.

Anne Dachel is Media Editor for Age of Autism.