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From: Auric Hellman <adhellman1@gmail.com>
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Subject: RFK Jr. Taps Man Who Harmfully Injected Autistic Children With
 Anti-Puberty Drug to Run His Autism Study
Date: Wed, 16 Apr 2025 23:14:54 -0400
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How much of this nonsense will the American Congress and public put up 
with before taking action?


https://www.theamericansaga.com/p/rfk-jr-taps-man-who-harmfully-injected

Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has tapped a 
man who used controversial and potentially dangerous puberty-delaying 
treatments on autistic children to help lead a new study on the causes 
of autism.

The move comes at a time when much of the Republican Party has been 
trying to outlaw the use of puberty blockers and related treatments for 
children experiencing gender dysphoria.

The study was announced by Kennedy during a cabinet meeting last week.

“By September, we will know what has caused the autism epidemic and 
we'll be able to eliminate those exposures,” he told Trump’s team and 
the general public.

Such a declaration is uncommon in the world of medical research because 
of how unorthodox it is: can you really solve a major medical mystery in 
the span of a few months?

Dorit Reiss, a legal specialist at the UCSF Law who has spent years 
working on legal issues around vaccines, told me that Kennedy’s 
statement contained a number of red flags.

“Nobody told us what the process will be. Nobody told us what kind of 
study they’re doing,” she said of Kennedy’s announcement.

She explained that studies of conditions like autism usually utilize a 
few different methodologies: you can take existing databases and run an 
analysis of them; you can go and collect new data; you can also do a 
meta-analysis of existing studies.

But Kennedy didn’t explain what his staff would be doing.

“The lack of transparency by itself raises some questions,” she said.

Reiss also took issue with Kennedy’s pledge to solve the mystery of 
autism in just a few months.

“You can’t guarantee you’ll have an answer in [five] months. You need to 
devise a methodology and ideally you devise it before you go in so that 
you’re not matching your methodology to the result. If you match it to 
the result, the results are unreliable,” she said.




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