CDC MMR Study: Claims About Autism Data and Suppression

Yeah, I mean, I, I'll just tell you one example, and I could sit here and give you thousands.

But in, um, 2002, CDC did an internal study of Atlanta ju- uh, in Fulton County, Georgia children, and looked at children who got the MMR vaccine on time and compared those to kids who got them later. So in other words, kids who got them before 36 months and kids who got them afterward.

The data from that study showed that Black boys who got the vaccine on time had a 260% greater chance of getting an autism diagnosis than children who waited.

The chief scientist on that, Dr. William Thompson, the senior said, uh, uh, vaccine safety science at, at CDC, was ordered to come into a room with four other co-authors by his boss, Frank DeStefano, who's the head of the Immunization Safety Branch,

and, uh, and ordered to destroy that data.

And then they published it without that fact