[exDemMom]

Then do your own studies and research. Oh wait, you’ll just tell us you “don’t feel like” doing it. Never mind.

Do you mean, in addition to what I already do as a medical researcher?

Where did you find that list of references? Did you, in fact, obtain copies of all those articles and read them to verify that they said exactly what whoever compiled that list claims they said?

If you really want to know what the latest info is on infectious disease, vaccinations, etc., I would suggest reading the MMWR, published weekly by the CDC. I highly recommend reading this week's article about the very successful effort to eradicate polio in India, where polio has dropped from 50,000 annual cases in 1995 (when the vaccination program was initiated) to just one case in 2011.

[TomB]

Where did you find that list of references? Did you, in fact, obtain copies of all those articles and read them to verify that they said exactly what whoever compiled that list claims they said?

If you follow the link in my previous post, you will see the poster merely cut-and-pasted everything in those two posts, verbatim, from an anti-vax website. Not only the journal quotes, but also the website's narrative.

Not good.

[savedbygrace]

The abstracts appear to support the pull quotes. Beyond that, look them up yourself.