Tag: vaccination

• Notes Regarding Vaccinations

  Rabies has been known for at least 4000 years. Rabies is the most lethal infectious disease known to humans. Vaccination has been very successful in helping to control this deadly…

  13 July 2025

• Dr David Tayloe – Adverse Reaction to DTP Vaccination

  AMERICAN ACADEMY OF PEDIATRICS PRESIDENT DR. TAYLOE APPEARS ON THE TODAY SHOW Pediatricians are on the front lines of vaccine administration and sales. Their professional association, the American Academy of…

  21 June 2025

• Dairy, Gluten and Autism

  Autism is defined by a set of behaviours. Key symptoms are: an extreme introversion; social indifference; stereotyped repetitive behaviours; language problems; problems with hygiene; temper tantrums; in some cases hyperactivity; irrational fears; decreased but fluctuating insensitivity to pain.

  At 2010, the rate of autism at age 8 was 14.7 per 1,000 which is 1 in 68. Boys are 4.5 times more likely to be affected than girls—rate for boys is 1 in 42 compared with 1 in 189 for girls.

  Rates of autism have been rising dramatically. The 2010 rate is: 29% higher than the preceding estimate of 1 in 88 children in 2008;  64% higher than the 2006 estimate of 1 in 110 children; 123% higher than the 2002 estimate of 1 in 150 children.

  Black children are affected at a rate 14% higher than Hispanic children and white children affected 45% more than Hispanic children.

  The association of autism with severe gastrointestinal problems has been documented since the 1990s.

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  29 December 2017