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Juno (2007)
IMDB rating: 8.00
Plot: Faced with an unplanned pregnancy, an offbeat young woman makes an unusual decision regarding her unborn child.
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Juno
Directors: Reitman Jason
Actors: Cera Michael,Bateman Jason,Simmons J.K.,Wilson Rainn,Clark Daniel,Johal Aman,Comedy,Drama,
Do vaccines cause Autism?
Yeah, I know, hot topic. But it comes back today when the Lancet is now retracting their 1998 study which linked vaccines to autism, saying they used flawed data.
How many kids were not vaccinated with justification used from that particular article?
Short article: http://www.usatoday.com/news/health/2010 -02-02-autism-vaccine_N.htm?csp=24&R M_Exclude=Juno
Yeah I know…horrible to think of! My kids were vaccinated; the diseases are worse then the shots. I’ve always found it scary that Measles and Chicken Pox viruses never leave the body. Keep one thing in mind tho, when you decide not to vaccinate your child and they never contract the illness: you’re hurting your grandchildren too! If Mom doesn’t have antibodies to pass on, her children won’t be protected at all until they start getting vaccines (if they do) and these diseases can be lethal to an infant. Well they can be at any age, but even more so for a newborn.
RAVEN | Feb 02, 2010
People are such sheep. If you told people that vaccines caused children to grow up to be serial killers people would stop vaccinating.
VACCINES DO NOT CAUSE AUTISM!!!!!!!!!
BeautyBlitz [busy mommy!] | Feb 02, 2010
While its interesting, I have yet to see it proven one way or the other. I had them and I do not have autism, my brother also had them and has high functioning autism (so high functioning that now in high school he is in normal classes and plays sports, even has a girl friend). For now, parents should just do what they think is best.
caligirl | Feb 02, 2010
Wow. Interesting.
Just as with any other relatively new treatment or technology, you can find an equal amount of studies that show there is a link and that show there is not a link. It is up to the consumer to decide which data to trust until a sufficient amount of time has passed and the evidence becomes incontrovertable.
Personally, I took a middle-ground position and worked with my son’s pediatrician to define an alternative vaccination plan that allowed him to get all of his vaccinations while minimizing the amount of aluminum and other contoversial components he would get at any one time. He is now 16 months and clearly has no signs of autism.
Jill P | Feb 02, 2010
Maybe/maybe not, I do think there is a lot of merit to individualized medicine, but Ill take my chances and still vaccinate myself and my kids. As for the article, no idea.
lillilou | Feb 02, 2010
There is NO proven fact of this theory.The medical professionals have said vaccines after age of 2-4 My son was diagnosed at 10 they say its genetic no one in my whole family is on the autism spectrum. they say it environment my son and i grew up totally different him for the better. they say its in the diet ya because sugar is gonna cause neurological disorder.these are all myths .Instead of society being concerned with where ’s and why lets focus on the how can we better our children lives now that there here .Oh remember when it was blamed on refrigerator moms …
gsmom | Feb 02, 2010
No way! They proved that the ‘expert’ just made it all up.
Personally, having suffered mumps at the age of 6 (pre-MMR) and becoming deaf as a result of it, it makes me sick to think there are people out there who want to expose children to these diseases.
Bag | Feb 02, 2010
not really news, considering that 10 of the co-authors renounced it a long time ago.
somehow the "oops, actually it’s not causing xyz" articles never get the same news coverage as "oh my gosh it’s causing xyz".
desmeran (emeritus) | Feb 02, 2010
US court ruled that the people suing the vaccine makers over this failed to show cause and effect link.
And maybe they took thimerosol out of them. I can’t imagine sticking mercury into infants at any level can be a good thing. Normally it is not readily absorbed into the body but injection kind of voids that out.
John J. S | Feb 02, 2010
HAHAHAHAHA
thanks oldie…you made me laugh >.>
no…jezuz crist >.> it donest give people autism, ive had shots, i dont got it o.O
paranoid major?
Young Raelian | Feb 02, 2010
I recently read an article in a parenting magazine where they interviewed numerous medical experts about the correlation between vaccines and autism, and all of them unanimously agreed that there was no scientific connection. The Readers’ Digest also published an article in the last publication about celebrities that make up their own "medical truths" and cause panic because the public believe them. Jenny McCartney does not hold a medical degree, so why does everyone think that just because she believes that vaccines cause autism, it must be so?
People need to heed the advice of professionals, not people that stand in front of a camera all day.
McWisenheimer | Feb 02, 2010
i don’t believe they do. the initial argument began with the mercury levels in vaccines, and then they said "hmm is this the cause of autism?" then they got rid of the mercury in vaccines, and they found out the number of children with autism increased. so, some said maybe it wasn’t mercury, or maybe vaccines don’t cause autism in the first place. and i’m with that they don’t cause it. i think our genes are getting screwed up.. maybe based on our nutrition??
preemie mom | Feb 02, 2010
I stopped caring about the autism thing quite a long time ago, since people are so dumb about it. (on both sides.)
However, I could care less about Autism in the face of all the other serious side effects. Epilepsy, paralysis, screaming episodes, death? NO thanks!
????????? Zion ????????? | Feb 02, 2010
Just goes to show you that you should trust your family doctor, not some random article that creates controversy.
Bella | Feb 02, 2010
Very hot, and i have no idea, i’m so confused whether or not to vaccinate my 17month old twins ?!?
Maisey,Mum to 1 & twins | Feb 02, 2010
Vaccines, RX drugs, harmful food additives, its all bad news bears.
Gerald | Feb 02, 2010
IDK but my daughter is 2 and I still have not got her the MMR…she’s up to date on all her other shots but their is to much controversy w/ the MMR, better safe than sorry…I’ll get it for her when she’s a bit older.
mommy to a princess | Feb 02, 2010
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