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Oct 22, 2016 · Dr. Christian Willmore, Principal 1325 S. Dinwiddie Street Arlington, VA 22206 703-228-6700 Fax: 703-228-6760
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In 1998 , Wakefield and a group of colleagues published a research study which linked inflammatory bowel symptoms in 12 autistic children to the Mumps-Measles-Rubella vaccine. That study, published in the famous British medical journal The Lancet, launched a massive anti-vaccine movement in the UK, the United States, and around the world.
In 1995 , Wakefield was approached by a group of parents who told him that their children had become autistic following the MMR vaccine. They asked him to look into a possible connection, and he was willing to do so.
Despite the fact that his influential research paper on the subject has been revoked by the British medical journal The Lancet, Wakefield and his theories remain a potent force in the autism world. Martinns / Getty Images.
Ashley Hall is a writer and fact checker who has been published in multiple medical journals in the field of surgery. Andrew Wakefield is among the most controversial figures in the autism world.
Several years ago, reporter Brian Deer of the London Sunday Times began investigating Wakefield and found evidence of conflicts of interest and instances of ethical misconduct. 2 Soon after Deer reported on his findings, ten of Wakefield's 13 co-authors renounced the study's conclusions.
Millions of dollars have been raised to warn parents of the possibility that autism could be caused by vaccines, and to build up a "green vaccine" movement in the US and UK. Wakefield, who presently practices in both Florida and Texas, stands by his work and insists that his research was properly conducted.