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What Your Doctor May Not Tell You About Children's Vaccinations by Stephanie Cave, M.D., FAAFP, 2001. "Must reading ... An important resource that respects parents' intelligence and encourages them to be equal partners with doctors in deciding which vaccines their children should get and when they should get them. Dr. Cave's tips on reducing vaccine risks will save lives." --Barbara Loe Fisher, Co-Founder & President, National Vaccine Information Center. Paperback, 342 pages.
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by David Kirby. The best-selling report on the controversial thimerosal-autism connection, by a New York Times investigative reporter. 2005, paperback, 488 pages.
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by Neil Z. Miller, updated/revised 2002. An extraordinarily interesting and compelling analysis of the vaccine controversy. Clearly written, illustrated with dozens of invaluable graphs and fully-documented (916 references!). This book should be read by every parent, parent-to-be, physician and legislator. Paperback, 127 pages.
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Vaccines, Autism and Childhood Disorders: Crucial Data that Could Save Your Child’s Life by Neil Z. Miller. Up-to-the-minute discussions of the MMR controversy, the Danish study, and Congressional testimony. Thoroughly documented, over 500 references, 28 charts and graphs. 2003, paperback, 128 pages.
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Recommendations from an expert panel of 28 physicians and scientists on preferred methods for removing mercury from affected autistic children. February 2005, 43 pages.
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by Ray B. Kupsinel, M.D. Exposes the dangers of mercury in dental fillings. Douglas Wyeth Morrison, M.D., in his foreword to this booklet, wrote, “…offers a concise but thorough presentation of a topic of extreme relevance for many.” 2004, soft cover booklet, 40 pages.
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