Fear and the vaccine wars
A conversation between Seth Mnookin, author of "The Panic Virus: A True Story of Medicine, Science and Fear", and Reuters Health executive editor Ivan Oransky
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Reminder: I'm speaking with Panic Virus author @sethmnookin at noon Eastern about vaccines and autism reut.rs -

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To ask questions, call 888-339-2688 in the US, +1-617-847-3007 outside the US. The passcode is 72962858by Reuters_Health via twitter 1/18/2011 4:58:32 PM -
Seth Mnookin is the author of The Panic Virus: A True Story of Medicine, Science, and Fear. bit.ly -
Mnookin is the author of two previous books and contributing editor at Vanity Fair bit.ly -
BMJ story about autism and vaccines reut.rs -
Salon retracted piece on vaccines and autism link bit.ly -

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Join the conversation here bit.ly -

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The REAL problem seems to be that a drug is in circulation LONG before it's possible deleterious side effects are known. The FDA moves too slowly to gather information. Just like the avaiation industry, they should have a goverment auditor at each point of manufactur for pharmaceuticals. -

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Link to Seth's book The Panic Virus bit.ly -

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you only have to see what happened when the WHO bowed to corporations in promoting the totally unneccesary H1N1 vaccine just to make profits to understand that the public do not trust corporations who control medicine and even bodies like WHO, its all about making money not about telling the public the truth, it is plain to anyone with an ounce of common sense that Autism IS linked to giving too much medicine at one time to small kids bodies thus damaging them for life
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