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A birth cohort study on the impact of childhood vaccination on short- and long-term chronic health outcomes reports results from a large sample (18,468 subjects). The discussion surrounding the study emphasizes that, if results showed vaccines were associated with chronic diseases, the findings would be highly compelling and valuable.
The reported outcomes from the vaccinated group include:
- Asthma diagnosis: vaccinated subjects were over four times more likely to have an asthma diagnosis.
- Acute and chronic ear infections: six hundred percent more.
- Speech disorders: four point four seven times the amount in the vaccinated compared to the unvaccinated.
- Learning issues and related developmental concerns: a six hundred and sixteen percent increase in learning issues, developmental delays, speech delays, and language delays.
In contrast, the unvaccinated group is described as having zero occurrences in several categories, including dysfunction, diabetes, behavioral problems, learning disabilities, intellectual disabilities, tics, and other psychological disabilities.
The discussion highlights the magnitude of the differences as a major point of emphasis, with statements such as “It’s a big difference” and “This is devastating.” There is strong advocacy for the study’s publication, including claims that “This paper should have been rushed to publication on an emergency basis.” The speakers assert, “We are systematically making kids sick and not just a little bit sick, very sick.” They describe the study as potentially “the most important study that has ever been done,” insisting that it needs to be published, and noting that if a particular researcher “puts his name on this, his career is over.” Emotional reactions are evident, with admissions like “I mean, obviously, like, really emotional.” There is a specific mention that “Zervos probably gonna lose his job over this.”