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Topic: Freezer failure causes autism research setback

RDaywillcome
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http://www.wwlp.com/dpp/news/massachusetts/freezer-failure-causes-autism-research-setback

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RDaywillcome
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I can't believe this crap is happening! Just last week the news told about how some of the childhood vaccines were not being stored at the proper temperature.

What are in these vaccines that if the temperature is too low or high could possibly cause harm?

These poor little kids having to go through the pain, only to have to get injected again?

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In19944
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It really is amazing the number of setbacks autism/lyme research has suffered whether it's lost research, doctor tragedy, or now freezer malfunction.

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Keebler
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I'm trying to not take this as - perhaps - on purpose on someone's part, not really wanting to know the whole truth or have others learn it?
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poppy
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Yes, that thought occurred to me too.

And I am wondering how they already have a collection of brains because autism has not been around long enough for anyone to die of old age.

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