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legendary
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To understand that vaccinations are harmful to the body it is enough to talk to at least one child therapist face to face. Let me tell you a secret: most doctors never vaccinate their children and do not advise anyone to do so because they understand the risks.
legendary
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A control group, (did yours had one ?).  I'll let you read the extract below showing that they indeed assessed kids based on if siblings or family already had autism. Age of the parents, smoking, and other factors that are known to increase the risk of autism in babies.

The anti-Vax people believe that ALL the vaccines that exist in the word cause/give autism.
Hence, to prove them wrong, we just need a vaccine that doesn't cause autism.  (even though the  burden of proof should really be done by the anti-vax).
Even if Danish vaccines are different than USA ones, it shows that some danish vaccines don't cause autism and are safe.  Maybe you guys should source yours from the Danes.



I'll put here an extract of the Danish  link :

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Based on more than 500 000 kids.


What are we comparing when we compare these studies? Is it apples to apples or apples to oranges?

What if one study had only two ingredients in all the vaccines? These two things would be a saline solution, and the dead virus.

What if the other study use the saline solution, the dead virus, formaldehyde, monkey kidney extract, dead baby tissue, mercury, aluminum, and other things.

Do the studies go into enough detail to determine what was in the actual vaccines? Makes a difference.

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legendary
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With respect to acute illness and infectious disease the outcomes were in some respects surprising.  As might be expected, unvaccinated children were significantly (4-10 times) more likely to have come down with chicken pox, rubella or pertussis. Perhaps unexpectedly, the unvaccinated children were less likely to suffer from otitis media and pneumonia: vaccinated children had 3.8 times greater odds of a middle ear infection and 5.9 times greater odds of a bout with pneumonia.

The study was based on a survey with participants recruited in a process led by NHERI and coordinated through 84 state and local homeschool groups. The survey itself was, according to the authors, "nonbiased and neutrally worded."

These findings in a study population of 666 children, 261 of whom (39%) were unvaccinated, are sure to stir controversy, in part because it is the first of its kind. The scientific literature on the long-term effects of the vaccination program is virtually silent. Most studies on the safety of vaccines only consider immediate or short-term effects. There was no obvious explanation for the differences in health outcomes observed between the vaccinated and unvaccinated groups of children other than vaccination itself.

The finding that vaccination is a significant risk for autism is the most explosive finding in the paper. For well over a decade, parents concerned that vaccines were involved in autism's sharp rise have been calling for what has long been labelled the "vax/unvax" study. P


I'll trade chickenpox for mild ear infection every day.
Same for pertussis, I'd rather have a pneumonia

And it is a study based on a survey, wow !  much scientific

And 666 children, if it is the devil's number, then they must definitely be right. 

This danish study on 657 000 kids followed during 13 years (for the first kids, and only to 4 years for the one joining last)  showed that there was no relation between MMR and autism. 
https://www.acpjournals.org/doi/10.7326/M18-2101

But, hey, that large scale study must have been faked, but yours is the truth.


Did they have a control group? Are Danish vaccines different than USA vaccines? Not enough details in the study as listed in your link.

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A control group, (did yours had one ?).  I'll let you read the extract below showing that they indeed assessed kids based on if siblings or family already had autism. Age of the parents, smoking, and other factors that are known to increase the risk of autism in babies.

The anti-Vax people believe that ALL the vaccines that exist in the word cause/give autism.
Hence, to prove them wrong, we just need a vaccine that doesn't cause autism.  (even though the  burden of proof should really be done by the anti-vax).
Even if Danish vaccines are different than USA ones, it shows that some danish vaccines don't cause autism and are safe.  Maybe you guys should source yours from the Danes.



I'll put here an extract of the Danish  link :

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Statistical Analysis
The main goal of our modeling strategy was to evaluate whether the MMR vaccine increases the risk for autism in children, subgroups of children, and time periods after vaccination. We defined subgroups according to 1) sibling history of autism (“genetic susceptibility”), sex, birth cohort, and prior vaccinations in the first year of life and 2) a summary index estimated from a disease risk model combining multiple environmental risk factors. The motivation for a summary index was that the combination of several factors each associated with only a moderate risk increase in autism had the potential of identifying children at higher risk through multiple risk factors, in contrast to many stratified analyses of single moderate risk factors.

We analyzed the study cohort by using survival analysis (14). Children in the cohort contributed person-time to follow-up from 1 year of age and until a first diagnosis of autism, death, emigration, unexplained disappearance from the source registers, diagnoses of autism-associated conditions or syndromes, or end of the study on 31 August 2013.

The MMR vaccination status was considered a time-varying variable; children could contribute time as both unvaccinated and vaccinated in our study. Using the cases of autism among siblings, we constructed a time-varying variable summarizing each child's sibling history of autism with the states “no siblings,” “siblings without autism,” or “siblings with at least one case of autism”; a missing value category covered the children who had unknown fathers. We used sibling history at study entry unless otherwise specified.

In a preliminary analysis based on maternal age, paternal age, smoking during pregnancy, method of delivery, preterm birth, 5-minute Apgar score, low birthweight, and head circumference, we estimated a disease risk score (15) (termed “autism risk score” throughout) for each child in the cohort. The autism risk score was derived in the complete study cohort by fitting a proportional hazards model of autism risk with attained age as underlying time-scale comprising the preselected variables as covariates. For each child, a score (in the form of a hazard ratio
relative to a child with reference values for all variables included) was calculated as the exponential of the sum of the estimated regression coefficients corresponding to the characteristics of the child. The score was categorized according to deciles which were combined into 4 risk groups: very low (first to third decile), low (fourth to sixth decile), moderate (seventh to ninth decile), or high (10th decile).

Survival times were then analyzed by using Cox regression with attained age as underlying time scale, producing HRs according to vaccination status. For fully adjusted models, the baseline hazard function was stratified on birth year, sex, other childhood vaccines received, sibling history of autism and autism risk score (in deciles). We evaluated the proportional hazards assumption of the main analysis by a joint test of homogeneity allowing the effect of vaccination to vary between the age intervals 1 to 3 years, 3 to 5 years, 5 to 7 years, 7 to 10 years, and more than 10 years (16).

We estimated autism HRs (aHRs) according to MMR vaccination status (yes or no), overall in the cohort and in several subanalyses: 4 analyses, each restricting risk time to young children by censoring observed survival times at 3, 5, 7, or 10 years of age; in subgroups characterized by sex, birth cohort, other childhood vaccines received, autism risk score, or autism history in siblings (joint tests for homogeneity of aHRs between levels of each factor were carried out [16]); and in specific periods after vaccination (comparing the hazard rates of autism in the first, second, third, and fourth year after vaccination and more than 4 years after vaccination, respectively, with the rate among unvaccinated children. A test for homogeneity of aHRs between intervals was conducted using a type 3 test (16).

We conducted several sensitivity analyses. To increase the validity of our autism case definition further, we conducted a main analysis with a case definition requiring at least 2 autism diagnosis registrations; an event was defined at date of second autism diagnosis. We evaluated specific autism phenotypes by conducting main analyses of autistic disorder and other autism spectrum disorder separately (with right censoring of other autism spectrum disorder when analyzing autistic disorder and vice versa). We conducted a dose-dependent fully adjusted analysis taking the second MMR dose into account by estimating the increase in HR per vaccination. Instead of adjusting for birth year, sex, other childhood vaccines received, sibling history of autism, and autism risk score by stratification of the baseline hazard, we included these as covariates. Finally, we replaced the autism risk score of the previous model with the 8 variables on which it was based.

Crude associations between variables included in the analyses and autism were estimated in proportional hazards models with attained age as underlying time-scale and autism as outcome, including only the specific variable of interest as a covariate.

Data management and statistical analyses were conducted by using SAS, version 9.4; the figures were created by using R, version 3.5.1. All Cox regressions were fitted by using the SAS PHREG procedure with the Breslow option for handling ties. Cumulative risks were calculated from the Kaplan-Meier estimates using the survfit function in R with the log-log option for confidence limits.

Based on more than 500 000 kids.

legendary
Activity: 4424
Merit: 4794
science with actual trained people diagnosing

VS
questionaire to herbal remedy loving parents asking:
do they think their kid is:
[ ] autistic
[✓] their special lil munchkin


and badecker thinks if a parents ticks 'their lil munchkin. then suddenly thats enough to be badecker science proof

funny part is where are the 666 questionaires 'court proof' signed under penalty of perjury to which badecker always demands..
oh wait he doesnt want proof for things that favour his cults beliefs
legendary
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With respect to acute illness and infectious disease the outcomes were in some respects surprising.  As might be expected, unvaccinated children were significantly (4-10 times) more likely to have come down with chicken pox, rubella or pertussis. Perhaps unexpectedly, the unvaccinated children were less likely to suffer from otitis media and pneumonia: vaccinated children had 3.8 times greater odds of a middle ear infection and 5.9 times greater odds of a bout with pneumonia.

The study was based on a survey with participants recruited in a process led by NHERI and coordinated through 84 state and local homeschool groups. The survey itself was, according to the authors, "nonbiased and neutrally worded."

These findings in a study population of 666 children, 261 of whom (39%) were unvaccinated, are sure to stir controversy, in part because it is the first of its kind. The scientific literature on the long-term effects of the vaccination program is virtually silent. Most studies on the safety of vaccines only consider immediate or short-term effects. There was no obvious explanation for the differences in health outcomes observed between the vaccinated and unvaccinated groups of children other than vaccination itself.

The finding that vaccination is a significant risk for autism is the most explosive finding in the paper. For well over a decade, parents concerned that vaccines were involved in autism's sharp rise have been calling for what has long been labelled the "vax/unvax" study. P


I'll trade chickenpox for mild ear infection every day.
Same for pertussis, I'd rather have a pneumonia

And it is a study based on a survey, wow !  much scientific

And 666 children, if it is the devil's number, then they must definitely be right. 

This danish study on 657 000 kids followed during 13 years (for the first kids, and only to 4 years for the one joining last)  showed that there was no relation between MMR and autism. 
https://www.acpjournals.org/doi/10.7326/M18-2101

But, hey, that large scale study must have been faked, but yours is the truth.


Did they have a control group? Are Danish vaccines different than USA vaccines? Not enough details in the study as listed in your link.

Cool
legendary
Activity: 3906
Merit: 1373
and whats missing

those 'home/birth' 'home schooled' parents who dont believe in medicine .. dont go to doctors to even get their kid diagnosed as autistic. they instead shelter them at home and just call them their special lil munchin and try feeding them wheatgrass soup thinking it will cure them

thus numbers of unvaccinated kids wont show as having much/any medical history because they avoid doctors to not have their actual illnesses recorded
these parents are the ones that dont want to have their kids branded/defined/diagnosed


But you were in the test, right?     Grin
legendary
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C.D.P.E.M



With respect to acute illness and infectious disease the outcomes were in some respects surprising.  As might be expected, unvaccinated children were significantly (4-10 times) more likely to have come down with chicken pox, rubella or pertussis. Perhaps unexpectedly, the unvaccinated children were less likely to suffer from otitis media and pneumonia: vaccinated children had 3.8 times greater odds of a middle ear infection and 5.9 times greater odds of a bout with pneumonia.

The study was based on a survey with participants recruited in a process led by NHERI and coordinated through 84 state and local homeschool groups. The survey itself was, according to the authors, "nonbiased and neutrally worded."

These findings in a study population of 666 children, 261 of whom (39%) were unvaccinated, are sure to stir controversy, in part because it is the first of its kind. The scientific literature on the long-term effects of the vaccination program is virtually silent. Most studies on the safety of vaccines only consider immediate or short-term effects. There was no obvious explanation for the differences in health outcomes observed between the vaccinated and unvaccinated groups of children other than vaccination itself.

The finding that vaccination is a significant risk for autism is the most explosive finding in the paper. For well over a decade, parents concerned that vaccines were involved in autism's sharp rise have been calling for what has long been labelled the "vax/unvax" study. P


I'll trade chickenpox for mild ear infection every day.
Same for pertussis, I'd rather have a pneumonia

And it is a study based on a survey, wow !  much scientific

And 666 children, if it is the devil's number, then they must definitely be right. 

This danish study on 657 000 kids followed during 13 years (for the first kids, and only to 4 years for the one joining last)  showed that there was no relation between MMR and autism. 
https://www.acpjournals.org/doi/10.7326/M18-2101

But, hey, that large scale study must have been faked, but yours is the truth.
legendary
Activity: 4424
Merit: 4794
and whats missing

those 'home/birth' 'home schooled' parents who dont believe in medicine .. dont go to doctors to even get their kid diagnosed as autistic. they instead shelter them at home and just call them their special lil munchin and try feeding them wheatgrass soup thinking it will cure them

thus numbers of unvaccinated kids wont show as having much/any medical history because they avoid doctors to not have their actual illnesses recorded
these parents are the ones that dont want to have their kids branded/defined/diagnosed


EG
(lets play badeckers warped mindset)
if you avoid all traffic camera's and bought a car with cash. you can be studied that traffic lights and credit card receipts cause car accidents because only people who bought cars/witnessed by cameras get into accidents. and theres no proof you even have a car nor ever been on the road.. so your immortal to car accidents

.... until you actually do get in a car accident off camera with your cash bought car.
then you will deny its a car accident but instead a 'freeman vehicle of conveyence' thus deny any accident occured.

but reality is your in pain with injuries due to an incident that happened with someone elses vehicle hitting yours

yes you will avoid going to a hospital to get treatment.. but your still in pain. .. and ofcourse stil denying you are injured because there is no medical diagnoses or addmission record or proof of an accident..

your warped mind will be trying to shout that you are 100% perfectly fine and there is no proof otherwise.. while reality is your bleeding and limping

no matter how you word play to try to avoid the scope of reality, doesnt make your reality the real one

and thats the funny part
your cultish freeman esq  amateur brain cant even comprehend that your freeman script are not even following 'common' practices of reality.. although they try to fool you into thinking their scripts are common amungst the majority of world population
legendary
Activity: 3906
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This study shows nothing about Covid-19. However, the study suggests (between the lines) that people who have been vaccinated are probably catching Covid faster, and are having a worse time of it.

Go to the site to download a PDF of it or print it clearly.


First-Ever Peer-Reviewed Study of Vaccinated vs Unvaccinated Children Shows Vaccinated Kids Have a...



The first-ever, peer-review study has been published comparing total-health in vaccinated and unvaccinated children. Dr. Anthony Mawson led a research team that investigated the relationship between vaccination exposures and acute or chronic illnesses in home-schooled children. The vaccinated children had a much higher rate of autism and ADHD, at a rate of 470% higher than those who received no shots.  Vaccinated children were also more vulnerable to allergies and eczema. Unvaccinated children contract mild childhood diseases more frequently, but their vaccinated counterparts suffer pneumonia and ear infections more frequently. The finding that vaccination introduces a significant risk for autism is devastating to the vaccine industry and, therefore, will be vigorously attacked. –GEG

Pilot Comparative Study on the Health of Vaccinated and Unvaccinated 6-12 Year Old US Children

In a development that autism parents have long anticipated, the first-ever, peer-reviewed study comparing total health outcomes in vaccinated and unvaccinated children was released on line yesterday. According to sources close to the project, the study had been reviewed and accepted by two different journals, both of which pulled back on their approval once the political implications of the findings became clear. That's largely because, as parents have long expected, the rate of autism is significantly higher in the vaccinated group, a finding that could shake vaccine safety claims just as the first president who has ever stated a belief in a link between vaccines and autism has taken office.

Working in partnership with the National Home Education Research Institute (NHERI), Dr. Anthony Mawson led a research team that investigated the relationship between vaccination exposures and a range of over 40 acute and chronic illnesses in home schooled children, a population chosen for its high proportion of unvaccinated children. Surveying families in four states–Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi and Oregon—the study (officially titled Vaccination and Health Outcomes: A Survey of 6- to 12-year-old Vaccinated and Unvaccinated Children based on Mothers' Reports), reported a number of startling findings.

Vaccinated children were significantly more likely than the unvaccinated to have been diagnosed with a neurodevelopmental disorder: most notably, the risk of being affected by an Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD) was 4.7 fold higher in vaccinated children; as well, ADHD risk was 4.7 fold higher and learning disability risk was 3.7 fold higher. Overall, the vaccinated children in the study were 3.7 times more likely to have been diagnosed with some kind of neurodevelopmental disorder.

Vaccinated children were also significantly more likely to be diagnosed with an immune-related disorder. The risk of allergic rhinitis (commonly known as hay fever) was over 30 times higher in vaccinated children, while the risk of other allergies was increased 3.9 fold and the eczema risk was increased 2.4 fold.

With respect to acute illness and infectious disease the outcomes were in some respects surprising.  As might be expected, unvaccinated children were significantly (4-10 times) more likely to have come down with chicken pox, rubella or pertussis. Perhaps unexpectedly, the unvaccinated children were less likely to suffer from otitis media and pneumonia: vaccinated children had 3.8 times greater odds of a middle ear infection and 5.9 times greater odds of a bout with pneumonia.

The study was based on a survey with participants recruited in a process led by NHERI and coordinated through 84 state and local homeschool groups. The survey itself was, according to the authors, "nonbiased and neutrally worded."

These findings in a study population of 666 children, 261 of whom (39%) were unvaccinated, are sure to stir controversy, in part because it is the first of its kind. The scientific literature on the long-term effects of the vaccination program is virtually silent. Most studies on the safety of vaccines only consider immediate or short-term effects. There was no obvious explanation for the differences in health outcomes observed between the vaccinated and unvaccinated groups of children other than vaccination itself.

The finding that vaccination is a significant risk for autism is the most explosive finding in the paper. For well over a decade, parents concerned that vaccines were involved in autism's sharp rise have been calling for what has long been labelled the "vax/unvax" study. Public health officials such as Paul Offit have resisted these calls with claims that a comparative study of autism risk and other health outcomes in unvaccinated and vaccinated children would be retrospectively impossible and prospectively unethical.

Despite opposition from those like Offit, attempts to launch a formal vax/unvax study have been made for many years. In 2006, Congresswoman Carolyn Maloney (D, NY) authored what is now called Vaccine Safety Study Act. Said Maloney to the opponents, "Maybe someone in the medical establishment will show me why this study is a bad idea, but they haven't done it yet." In 2007, Generation Rescue (one of the Mawson study's sponsors) retained a market research firm to undertake a similar survey (it is available on line and had similar findings but was never published in a scientific journal).

Less formal surveys focused on whether or not autism was present in the unvaccinated have also been undertaken in unusual populations, including the Amish and the patients of alternative health practitioners. Age of Autism founder Dan Olmsted investigated autism in the Amish, who vaccinate less frequently. Autism is rare among the Amish and the only autistic Amish children we discovered were also vaccinated. (Others reported cases in Amish children with birth defects, but not "idiopathic autism," the kind that occurs in otherwise typical children who are the heart of the current epidemic). The late Mayer Eisenstein reported in his HomeFirst practice in Chicago that he delivered more than 15,000 babies at home, and thousands of them were never vaccinated. Of these unvaccinated children, none had autism.


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