VAX FACTS. What to consider before vaccinating at all ages and all stages of life
by Paul Thomas M.D. and DeeDee Hoover
Mccullough Foundation report
Determinants of Autism Spectrum Disorder
This report presents a comprehensive, evidence-based analysis of the determinants of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD), synthesizing epidemiologic, clinical, mechanistic, and population-level research across genetic, environmental, immune, and iatrogenic domains. Prepared by the McCullough Foundation, the findings identify routine childhood vaccination—particularly early, combined, and cumulative exposure during critical neurodevelopmental periods—as the most significant modifiable risk factor associated with ASD, alongside interacting genetic and environmental susceptibilities. The full report is available below as a downloadable PDF for those seeking a detailed examination of the data, methods, and conclusions that inform these findings.
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PRJN4: A Numerical Risk Comparison of Vaccination and Non-Vaccination
This judicial report presents a quantitative, population-level risk comparison between vaccination and non-vaccination, drawing from publicly available mortality, morbidity, and adverse-event data. Commonly referred to as PRJN4, the analysis evaluates absolute risk, relative risk, and real-world outcome probabilities associated with vaccine-preventable diseases and vaccine-related harms, with a focus on pediatric populations. The findings challenge prevailing assumptions about vaccine risk-benefit ratios by demonstrating that, for many diseases, the risk of serious harm or death is extremely low, while documented adverse outcomes following vaccination occur at measurable rates. The full report is available below as a downloadable PDF for those seeking a data-driven examination of these comparative risks and their implications for informed medical decision-making.
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