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Anyone commenting here who is sure vaccines are fine, please read this, especially if you are considering vaccinating kids.

https://www.amazon.com/Turtles-All-Way-Down-Vaccine/dp/9655981045

TL;DR virtually all vaccines are only tested for safety by comparison with other vaccines, which themselves may have adverse events, rather than against a placebo which does not.

This obscures any general side effects of vaccines.

The control vaccines themselves are either tested against other vaccines (hence the title), or date from a time before clinical trials.

And anyone who thinks pharma and the medical establishment can be trusted, please google opioid crisis, maddie de garay, vioxx for starters.

I get the concern, but the book you’re mentioning isn’t exactly credible—it’s known for pushing anti-vaccine myths.

Here’s the reality: Vaccines go through strict testing, including trials with placebos, to make sure they’re safe and effective. The idea that they’re only tested against other vaccines is just not true.

About your examples:

1. Opioid crisis: Yep, Big Pharma has screwed up, but that doesn’t change the massive amount of solid research proving vaccine safety.

2. Maddie de Garay: Her case has been looked into, and there’s no clear evidence tying her condition to the vaccine.

3. Vioxx: Definitely a scandal, but unrelated to vaccines, which are among the most thoroughly tested medical products out there.

If you’re worried about vaccinating your kids, talk to a healthcare professional and check out the overwhelming evidence showing vaccines save lives and prevent diseases.

1. Diagnosis of Older Generations: Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) was only formally recognized in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) in 1980, with significant changes and expansions in diagnostic criteria over the years. Prior to that, many individuals may have been misdiagnosed with other conditions, such as intellectual disability, schizophrenia, or simply labeled as “eccentric.” As awareness and understanding of autism have increased, many older adults may be undiagnosed or misdiagnosed, which explains why we don’t see as many diagnosed elderly individuals. Furthermore, diagnostic services for adults are still lacking, and many older adults may not seek a diagnosis later in life.

2. Gender Disparity: The difference in diagnosis rates between males and females is a recognized phenomenon. However, research suggests that autism may present differently in females, often leading to underdiagnosis or misdiagnosis. Girls may develop better coping mechanisms or mask their symptoms, which can result in them not being diagnosed until later in life, if at all. The historical data on mental disorders does not necessarily reflect the nuanced understanding of autism and its presentation across genders that we have today.

3. Debilitating Nature of Autism: Autism exists on a spectrum, meaning there are varying degrees of severity. Some individuals may have mild symptoms that were previously overlooked or attributed to other behavioral or developmental issues. As awareness has grown, the criteria for diagnosing autism have broadened to include a wider range of symptoms and severities, which accounts for the increase in diagnoses. The perception that autism is always “extremely debilitating” is a misunderstanding of the spectrum nature of the disorder.

4.Historical Reclassification: Several disorders have been reclassified as our understanding of autism has evolved. For example, conditions like Asperger’s syndrome and pervasive developmental disorder-not otherwise specified (PDD-NOS) were merged into the autism spectrum disorder category in the DSM-5. This reclassification has contributed to the increase in diagnosed cases.

Your "proof" lacks support from an extensive body of scientific research. The increase in autism diagnoses is better explained by changes in diagnostic criteria, increased awareness, and better diagnostic tools rather than any new or emerging cause.

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There's at least 3 huge factors that prove this hand waving excuse to be nonsense.

1. Where are all the incredibly autistic old people? Shouldn't at least SOME elderly been properly diagnosed if literally an order of magnitude more had "slipped through the cracks?" You don't grow out of autism. If that explain literally anything we'd *at least* have twice the number of 50 year olds diagnosed after realizing the mistake. But instead that number is virtually zero. When the comparison to the younger generations is an order of magnitude.

2. The history of psychological disorders is pretty detailed. And there is a roughly even ratio between men and women getting mental disorders for as far back as we can go. But autism affects boys at 4x the rate as girls. And right in line with this chart, the mental disorder comparison between girls and boys takes the exact same divergence.

3. Autism isn't some "hard to find" issue. It's extremely debilitating and completely changes the nature of living with and dealing with that person. Nobody has a seriously autistic child and just thinks "yeah he's a little weird but no biggie." So please show any data from anywhere, by anyone that shows the enormous diagnosis of some other disorder, that got changed to "autism" at a rate of 1 in 36 for any generation in the past 40 years.

None of these basic things can be squared. With respect, there is zero logic or evidential support for this blanket claim, and mountains of evidence to suggest its nonsense.

I'm sorry, but any medical professional who gives you this excuse and hand waves this away should not be trusted in the slightest, imo.

1. Diagnosis of Older Generations: Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) was only formally recognized in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders (DSM) in 1980, with significant changes and expansions in diagnostic criteria over the years. Prior to that, many individuals may have been misdiagnosed with other conditions, such as intellectual disability, schizophrenia, or simply labeled as “eccentric.” As awareness and understanding of autism have increased, many older adults may be undiagnosed or misdiagnosed, which explains why we don’t see as many diagnosed elderly individuals. Furthermore, diagnostic services for adults are still lacking, and many older adults may not seek a diagnosis later in life.

2. Gender Disparity: The difference in diagnosis rates between males and females is a recognized phenomenon. However, research suggests that autism may present differently in females, often leading to underdiagnosis or misdiagnosis. Girls may develop better coping mechanisms or mask their symptoms, which can result in them not being diagnosed until later in life, if at all. The historical data on mental disorders does not necessarily reflect the nuanced understanding of autism and its presentation across genders that we have today.

3. Debilitating Nature of Autism: Autism exists on a spectrum, meaning there are varying degrees of severity. Some individuals may have mild symptoms that were previously overlooked or attributed to other behavioral or developmental issues. As awareness has grown, the criteria for diagnosing autism have broadened to include a wider range of symptoms and severities, which accounts for the increase in diagnoses. The perception that autism is always “extremely debilitating” is a misunderstanding of the spectrum nature of the disorder.

4.Historical Reclassification: Several disorders have been reclassified as our understanding of autism has evolved. For example, conditions like Asperger’s syndrome and pervasive developmental disorder-not otherwise specified (PDD-NOS) were merged into the autism spectrum disorder category in the DSM-5. This reclassification has contributed to the increase in diagnosed cases.

Your "proof" lacks support from an extensive body of scientific research. The increase in autism diagnoses is better explained by changes in diagnostic criteria, increased awareness, and better diagnostic tools rather than any new or emerging cause.

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