Reply #7: So...they flubbed a press release? Scary stuff. [View All]

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If thimerosal was indeed implicated in autism, you would expect to see a dose-response relationship with higher doses getting more severe results along the ASD. In this study, the only case was reported in the lower-exposure group. Moreover, the rates of autism in this study were significantly lower than the general rates in America (1:5,000), and since everyone was exposed to thimerosal you would expect it to be a hot-bed of autism (well, if thimerosal caused autism that is).