Judy Gilford
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πŸ‘‰ Dr Poul Thorsen, a leading CDC scientist is expected to plead guilty today in finalizing a plea deal with prosecutors related to charges of wire fraud and money laundering.
Thorsen co-authored a key 2002 study in the New England Journal of Medicine that looked at over 500,000 Danish children and found no link between the measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) vaccine and autism.
He also co-authored a 2003 study in Pediatrics that found no correlation between thimerosal-containing vaccines and autism.
Thorsen's research has been used for decades to dismiss over 5,000 claims filed by the parents of children with autism who were injured by vaccines.
Federal prosecutors have accused him of stealing more than $1 million in CDC grant money using fraudulent invoices and fabricated documents.
These funds were earmarked for autism and public health research, but Thorsen allegedly used them to buy a home, 2 cars and a motorcycle.
Does this mean that his vaccine studies are fraudulent?
No, not necessarily.
But this obviously means he is a man who would sell his integrity for a price.
This should naturally cause us to have doubts about the outcomes of his work.
These large studies should be scrutinized in exhausing detail.
πŸ‘‰ Do you agree?
#Vaccine #MMR #Autism #CDC #PublicHealth #MedicalResearch #Health #Autism #Drjockers
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