RFK Jr. Beats The Dead Flu Shot Horse
May 11, 2008 by Do'C 
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In the concluding paragraph of a recent article at Spectrum Magazine (which appears to be an interview with Robert F. Kennedy Jr.), Sarah Bridges, Ph.D, writes:
Most recently, Kennedy has been speaking out against the CDC’s claim that the thimerosal debate is dead since autism rates didn’t drop when mercury was removed from vaccines.
I was unable to find any source for such a claim by the CDC in the article, or on the CDC’s website.
But, here are a few things anyone can quickly find on the CDC’s website:
Fire!
May 10, 2008 by Do'C Printer-Friendly Version
I got home late from a business trip Thursday night - about 11:15pm.
As I brought in my bags, plopped down at the desk and paid some bills, and got ready for bed, my wife got up. She did a little cleaning in the kitchen, and then let me know she was going outside to take out the trash (something I typically do on Thursday nights). I told her not to worry about it and that I could take care of it in the morning. She said okay.
But, wanting to make the next morning, after a few nights with little sleep, easier for me, she took out the trash anyway.
She came right back inside. She told me the neighbor’s fire smelled funny, thinking our neighbors a few doors down had their courtyard chiminea going. She urged me to come outside an check it out. Now in more comfortable clothes, I walked outside with her.
Green Our Schools And Doctors’ Offices!
May 3, 2008 by Do'C Printer-Friendly Version
Among others, there was a recent measles outbreak in San Diego.
http://www.cdc.gov/mmwr/preview/mmwrhtml/mm5708a3.htm
In January 2008, measles was identified in an unvaccinated boy from San Diego, California, who had recently traveled to Europe with his family.
This report summarizes the preliminary results of that investigation, which has identified 11 additional cases of measles in unvaccinated children† in San Diego that are linked epidemiologically to the index case and include two generations of secondary transmission.
Not A Puzzle
April 23, 2008 by Do'C Printer-Friendly Version
Have Awareness of The Gernsbacher Lab
April 14, 2008 by Do'C Printer-Friendly Version
Dr. Morton Ann Gernsbacher, and the Gernsbacher lab team, are shining beacons of ethics and understanding in autism research.
See The Spin
April 12, 2008 by Do'C Printer-Friendly Version
Watch for spin and dancing around the science.
Role Reversal
April 12, 2008 by Do'C Printer-Friendly Version
Should a gay person have to conform to a socially-constructed “normal” in order to be accepted as a valuable member of society?
Of course not - no more than a heterosexual person should have to conform to a socially-constructed “normal” to be accepted as a valuable member of society, if the roles were reversed.
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