REBUTTAL Danish Autism Study - Madsen et al. 2003 Pediatrics
http://www.jpands.org/vol9no4/correspondence.pdf
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More on Madsen's Analysis
Jeff Trelka and Brian Hooker (as well as others) have worked very hard to
get the truth out:
"Further, contrary to the study authors (i.e., Madsen et al. 2003
Pediatrics) conclusions, using factors discussed above
to correct for inaccuracies in the 2003 Madsen study, we find significant
decreases in autism incidence after 1993
among each group studied, including a dramatic 75% reduction within the 2
to 4-year-old cohort." JPANDS, Winter
2004, pg. 101 (link above)
http://www.jpands.org/jpands0904.htm
In other words, the Danish registry data make it clear that
removal of thimerosal in infant vax in 1992 led to a
dramatic decrease in autism diagnoses in the years
following. The fraudulent data manipulation to coverup this
fact along with:
1. Poul Thorsen's (co-author) failure to disclose his employment with the
CDC (Center for Environmental Health
Studies)
2. Former NCBDDD (CDC) Director's (Dr. Jose Cordero) letter to the Editor
of Pediatrics (FOIA requested currently)
recommending publication of the Madsen et al. 2003 study belie a "plan" of
much greater magnitude to manufacture data
to refute the proven connection between autism incidence and thimerosal
exposure in infant vax, prior to the 2/9/04 IOM
Vaccine Safety Review Committee Meeting.