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sethmnookin: Somehow, I ended up watching Person of Interest tonight, which was surprisingly nervewracking.
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jamiedsongs (Jamie): @Mastodon_70 @sethmnookin At least they're not being canceled. Sucks that CBS doesn't let you view Person of Interest online.
23 minutes ago- jamiedsongs (Jamie): @sethmnookin An excellent show to see from the beginning of the series.
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mctinney (Mary-Colleen Tinney): @sethmnookin @JPosnanski One argument against Ruth: Played before integration.
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cabanam (Michael Cabana, MD): RT @sethmnookin: UK measles/mumps outbreaks due to fears fanned by Andrew Wakefield's "elaborate fraud" (@nytimes editorial)
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Mastodon_70 (Pete): @sethmnookin I enjoyed Person of Interest and Elementary on Thursday nights. Sucks CBS is splitting them up in the fall.
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LauraSukalski (Laura Sukalski): RT @sethmnookin: Great moment in Sox-Rays game: 11-yr girl 1st pitch. Dad on big screen; stationed in Afghan. She throws. Catcher removes m…
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Category Archives: Vaccine safety
UPDATE: Sun-Times endorsement of autism quackfest remains online even after editor claims it was “incorrect”
Category: Autism, Media, Quacks, Vaccine safety, Vaccines
Tagged Alisa Alexander, AutismOne, Chicago Sun-Times, Generation Rescue, Jenny McCarthy, Jim Kirk, Jim Romenesko, Wrapports
81 Comments
TLC disappears comments, edits its turd of an anti-vaccine piece. It still stinks.
Category: Autism, Quacks, Vaccine safety, Vaccines
Tagged ADHD, CDC, ethylmercury, FDA, MMR, The Lancet, thimerosal, TLC
16 Comments
Taking stupid to a whole new level: TLC’s entry for the “Worst piece written about vaccines”
Category: Autism, Quacks, Vaccine safety, Vaccines
Tagged " Mary McCarthy, "How Stuff Works, Bob Sears, CDC, flu vaccine, Institute of Medicine, Lillian Hellman, MMR, thimerosal, TLC, typhoid vaccine
48 Comments
SciWriteLabs #6: BMJ editor Fiona Godlee on the Wakefield-MMR fiasco, the problems with peer review, and research oversight boards
Category: Media, science, SciWriteLabs, Vaccine safety, Vaccines
Tagged Andrew Wakefield, Ben Goldacre, Brian Deer, British Medical Journal, Daily Mail, David Lewis, Ingvar Bjarnason, measles, Melanie Phillips, MMR, Molecular Pathology, Nature, Pace University, Paul Offit, peer review, Private Eye, research oversight boards, Richard Horton, Royal Free Hospital, The Lancet, The Panic Virus, University College London
19 Comments
Parents and pediatricians: Do you think a pre-natal discussion about vaccines would help assuage fears?
Category: Autism, Health care, Public health, Vaccine safety, Vaccines
Tagged 9/11, Andrew Wakefield, California, Connecticut, Dublin, Ireland, measles, MMR, New York, ob-gyns, pediatricians, The Panic Virus, The Washington Post, truthers, whooping cough
71 Comments
Apparently, Rob Schneider thinks ALL CAPS is a substitute for having a clue: A lower-cased, fact-based rebuttal
Posted: July 18, 2012