CDC Vaccine Panel Meeting Under Fire as Controversial Presentation Cites Non-Existent Study
CDC Vaccine Panel Meeting Under Fire as Controversial Presentation Cites Non-Existent Study A critical meeting of the CDC’s advisory committee on vaccines, scheduled for June 25–26, has been thrown into immediate turmoil following revelations of a presentation citing a non-existent study. The controversy centers on a report titled “Thimerosal as a Vaccine Preservative,” submitted by Lyn Redwood, a figure previously associated with the anti-vaccine organization, Children’s Health Defense. The disputed presentation claimed to reference a 2008 study co-authored by UC…