- 15 Jan 2019 13:11
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He referenced 160 cases [at one hospital], many of which likely had the same etiology.
Additional Studies
The subtle laboratory abnormities identified in this case led us to retrospectively evaluate the laboratory records of other patients with autism. Records from the Kennedy Krieger Institute between January 1995 and September 2002 were selected. Available laboratory tests processed by the Johns Hopkins Hospital clinical laboratory were reviewed in 159 patients with autism and 94 patients of a similar age with other neurologic disorders. Patients with autism met both Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders-IV and Childhood Autism Rating Scale criteria. Only a subset of laboratory values could be analyzed owing to sample size limitations. Liver function tests were available in a reasonable number of subjects. Serum levels of aspartate aminotransferase, but not alanine transferase, were significantly higher in autistic patients compared with control patients (autism vs control mean [standard error]: aspartate aminotransferase 36.3 [1.2] vs 29.7 [3.0]; alanine transferase 24.6 [3.0] vs 20.6 [2.5]; t-test: aspartate aminotransferase P = .00005; alanine transferase P = .22). Chi-square analysis also demonstrated that significantly more autistic patients demonstrated abnormal values for aspartate aminotransferase but not alanine transferase (autistic vs control: aspartate aminotransferase 46% vs 22%; alanine transaminase 6% vs 7%; chi-square: aspartate aminotransferase 20.8, P = .000005; alanine transaminase 0.1, P > .50). Too few laboratory values for the serume creatine kinase level were available from control subjects to directly compare this laboratory value between autistic and control patients. However, the number of abnormal serum creatine kinase level values was unusually high for the autistic group (22 of 46 [47%]; binomial probability: P < 1 ×
Unreal. You're quoting the exact statement the DOJ lawyers quoted which Zimmerman calls "highly misleading" and has filed a fraud complaint over with the IG. According to Zimmerman, the shit you just tried pull here is outright fraud.
No my shit is straight, you just struggle with complexity and nuance. I don't know if it's because you're unable or unwilling but whatever your deal is, .
Pants-of-dog wrote: Exactly. He discussed a single case: Hannah Poling.
The other 159 cases that he discussed in that study were cases of kids with mitochondrial disorders who had autism-like symptoms.
Thank you for providing evidence that supoorts my claim.
He referenced 160 cases [at one hospital], many of which likely had the same etiology.
Additional Studies
The subtle laboratory abnormities identified in this case led us to retrospectively evaluate the laboratory records of other patients with autism. Records from the Kennedy Krieger Institute between January 1995 and September 2002 were selected. Available laboratory tests processed by the Johns Hopkins Hospital clinical laboratory were reviewed in 159 patients with autism and 94 patients of a similar age with other neurologic disorders. Patients with autism met both Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders-IV and Childhood Autism Rating Scale criteria. Only a subset of laboratory values could be analyzed owing to sample size limitations. Liver function tests were available in a reasonable number of subjects. Serum levels of aspartate aminotransferase, but not alanine transferase, were significantly higher in autistic patients compared with control patients (autism vs control mean [standard error]: aspartate aminotransferase 36.3 [1.2] vs 29.7 [3.0]; alanine transferase 24.6 [3.0] vs 20.6 [2.5]; t-test: aspartate aminotransferase P = .00005; alanine transferase P = .22). Chi-square analysis also demonstrated that significantly more autistic patients demonstrated abnormal values for aspartate aminotransferase but not alanine transferase (autistic vs control: aspartate aminotransferase 46% vs 22%; alanine transaminase 6% vs 7%; chi-square: aspartate aminotransferase 20.8, P = .000005; alanine transaminase 0.1, P > .50). Too few laboratory values for the serume creatine kinase level were available from control subjects to directly compare this laboratory value between autistic and control patients. However, the number of abnormal serum creatine kinase level values was unusually high for the autistic group (22 of 46 [47%]; binomial probability: P < 1 ×
Zimmerman clearly stated that MMR and/or thimoseral do not cause autism. He was very clear about this.There is no scientific basis for a connection between measles, mumps and rubella (MMR) vaccine or mercury (Hg) intoxication and autism. Despite well-intentioned and thoughtful hypotheses and widespread beliefs about apparent connections with autism and regression, there is no sound evidence to support a causative relationship with exposure to both, or either, MMR and/or Hg. Michelle Cedillo had a thorough and normal immunology evaluation by Dr. Sudhir Gupta, showing no signs of immunodeficiency that would have precluded her from receiving or responding normally to MMR vaccine.
There. Zimmerman’s own words clearly stat8ng that the MMR/thimoseral claim is wrong.
Unreal. You're quoting the exact statement the DOJ lawyers quoted which Zimmerman calls "highly misleading" and has filed a fraud complaint over with the IG. According to Zimmerman, the shit you just tried pull here is outright fraud.
You seem to have confused the two claims.
No my shit is straight, you just struggle with complexity and nuance. I don't know if it's because you're unable or unwilling but whatever your deal is, .
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