Dr. Joel Warsh

You can't just dismiss these parents who so believe in science and so believe in vaccines that they took their kid to get vaccines and then they swear that something happened. And then you call that person anti-vax crazy for saying, look, I think my kid was normal today. And then the next day they had issues after getting a vaccine. This is my experience.

Those people are the information that we need to figure out what's going on.

Those people are the information that we need to figure out what's going on.

Those people are the information that we need to figure out what's going on.

The research doesn't show that vaccines cause autism. It doesn't really show anything. I mean, there is research on MMR and there's research on thimerosal and that's the majority of the research. So we have some data on that, but when people say, oh, it's been debunked or, oh, it's been studied, I looked through everything.

The research doesn't show that vaccines cause autism. It doesn't really show anything. I mean, there is research on MMR and there's research on thimerosal and that's the majority of the research. So we have some data on that, but when people say, oh, it's been debunked or, oh, it's been studied, I looked through everything.

The research doesn't show that vaccines cause autism. It doesn't really show anything. I mean, there is research on MMR and there's research on thimerosal and that's the majority of the research. So we have some data on that, but when people say, oh, it's been debunked or, oh, it's been studied, I looked through everything.

I went in to, you know, ride in on a white horse and say, look, here's all the research that shows that vaccines don't cause autism. Like, this is why people say it. And when you look at what's actually out there, most of the research is from a long time ago. It's on those two specific things. And it's not on all vaccines, a certain amount of vaccinated versus unvaccinated kids.

I went in to, you know, ride in on a white horse and say, look, here's all the research that shows that vaccines don't cause autism. Like, this is why people say it. And when you look at what's actually out there, most of the research is from a long time ago. It's on those two specific things. And it's not on all vaccines, a certain amount of vaccinated versus unvaccinated kids.

I went in to, you know, ride in on a white horse and say, look, here's all the research that shows that vaccines don't cause autism. Like, this is why people say it. And when you look at what's actually out there, most of the research is from a long time ago. It's on those two specific things. And it's not on all vaccines, a certain amount of vaccinated versus unvaccinated kids.

So when somebody says we should get more research and then everybody rushes to yell at them and call them anti-science, say that the science is settled, that makes no sense. There's nothing wrong with getting more research. It's certainly not settled in terms of we have all these prospective great clinical trials to show this. We don't have that at all.

So when somebody says we should get more research and then everybody rushes to yell at them and call them anti-science, say that the science is settled, that makes no sense. There's nothing wrong with getting more research. It's certainly not settled in terms of we have all these prospective great clinical trials to show this. We don't have that at all.

So when somebody says we should get more research and then everybody rushes to yell at them and call them anti-science, say that the science is settled, that makes no sense. There's nothing wrong with getting more research. It's certainly not settled in terms of we have all these prospective great clinical trials to show this. We don't have that at all.

And that is really important that when we're talking about moving forward, we should do more research. We should listen to these parents. There's nothing wrong with that. Let's do more studies and we'll see what it finds. And then we'll go from there.

And that is really important that when we're talking about moving forward, we should do more research. We should listen to these parents. There's nothing wrong with that. Let's do more studies and we'll see what it finds. And then we'll go from there.

And that is really important that when we're talking about moving forward, we should do more research. We should listen to these parents. There's nothing wrong with that. Let's do more studies and we'll see what it finds. And then we'll go from there.

But we didn't stop using gas. We didn't stop using paint. We just stopped having lead in there so that way when kids were living in their house, they weren't ingesting lead. But it started with somebody recognizing. It started with somebody talking about it. And I hope if RFK is listening or someone's passing this along to them, we do need more information.

But we didn't stop using gas. We didn't stop using paint. We just stopped having lead in there so that way when kids were living in their house, they weren't ingesting lead. But it started with somebody recognizing. It started with somebody talking about it. And I hope if RFK is listening or someone's passing this along to them, we do need more information.

But we didn't stop using gas. We didn't stop using paint. We just stopped having lead in there so that way when kids were living in their house, they weren't ingesting lead. But it started with somebody recognizing. It started with somebody talking about it. And I hope if RFK is listening or someone's passing this along to them, we do need more information.

We do need more research, but what I think needs to be done first is we need to get actual data and information of what vaccine information exists to the doctors. That's one of the things that I hope that my book can help with, but I think we need some sort of either a new commission or a new IOM or some sort of literature review done by