Dr Bernadine Healy, former Director of the US National Institute of Health, argues for more research into a possible vaccine autism link
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Silenced Witnesses: The Parents' Story Parent Authors at the launch of Silenced Witnesses in Wigan
| April 19th saw the launch of Silenced Witnesses. Written by parents, this remarkable book highlights the denial of vaccine damage by Government, corporations and the Media.
First published March 2008 by CryShame with Slingshot Publications Edited by Martin Walker
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Dr Wakefield began his GMC Defence on 27th March 2008Martin Walker describes the opening weeks of the defence. New! His latest article Just When You Thought it was Safe to go Back in the Water takes us up to the end of Dr wakefield's defence on Wednesday 7th May 2008. Read Martin Walker's GMC Hearings 2007 for an account of the prosecution proceedings from last year. Messages of support for the doctors have been arriving in their thousands from all parts of the world. The hundreds below were received in just the last few weeks!
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Videos
General Medical Council New! 'General Medical Council' is the sequel to 'But Are You Hearing This' and was filmed on the opening day of Andrew Wakefield's defense. Watch now
Something in the System When a child dies of measles the story hits the headlines. But when children die after the MMR jab, their stories are hard to find. Watch now (duration 10:45) Are You Hearing This? The GMC hearing began in London on July 16th 2007... Watch now (duration 16:49) The Complainant (to Download)For his final essay for CryShame before the resumption of the GMC fitness-to-practice hearing, Martin Walker goes back to its origins. For the first time, he discusses the role of the complainant - the journalist Brian Deer - the pharmaceutically funded agency Medico-Legal Investigations, the New Labour Government and the GMC itself in laying the complaint against Dr Wakefield, Professor Murch and Professor Walker-Smith.
Phil Doherty in the Sunday Sun. Sunday, 27th April 2008
As predicted, Hannah Poling's "rare" condition is not so rare as the US government want you to think as its embarrassingly early appearance in what was meant to be just another "mercury-in-vaccines" typical test case shows. David Kirby in Spectrum Magazine. Friday, 24th April 2008
"No matter who wins in Pennsylvania today, the next President of the United States will support research into the growing evidence of some link between vaccines and autism." David Kirby in the Huffington Post. Wednesday, 22th April 2008
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