"Jeff" <kidsdoc2000@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote in message
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> That's incorrect. At the doses used in today's vaccines (i.e., trace
> amounts), the mercury does not cause any problems, because it has been
> removed from vaccines. Even when it was in vaccines, the small amounts
of
> mercury were never found to be harmful. In addition, the National
Academy
> of Science's Institute of Medicine has done many studies of the data -
it
> has found no link between mercury in vaccines and autism. And, if there
> were a link, one would expect the rate of autism to have gone down after
> mercury was removed from vaccines; however, the rate of autism did not
go
> down. There is virtually no evidence that mercury causes autism.
>
> Jeff
RAOFL!
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