U.S. AUTISM CASES UP 59%
By Stacey Singer
Palm Beach Post Staff Writer

One in every 100 children in the United States may have some form of autism spectrum disorder, far more than previously believed, and the rate appears to be worsening quickly, especially among boys, new figures from the CDC show.

The 2000 data had suggested one in 150 children were affected.

It was a stunning run-up of 59 percent in four years, and the increase COULD NOT BE EXPLAINED just by better awareness or an expanded diagnosis, researchers found.

See the article here:
http://www.palmbeachpost.com/health/u-s-autism-cases-show-59-increase-alarming-133085.html

The gigantic increase in autism cannot be explained because the medical profession refuses to acknowledge all the facts. Check out the following:

THE THIMEROSAL CONSPIRACY

by Josh Day

Robert Kennedy, Jr. has written a chilling expose that details the latest outrages in the ongoing thimerosal and vaccine story. Though the facts are stunning, it is not at all surprising, given the government and Big Pharm's track record when it comes to injecting children with thimerosal.

Apparently, the government has known about thimerosal dangers for some time and has continued vaccinating infants and children with mercury, understanding full well the link to autism and other disorders.

In a chilling Wannsee conference-style meeting, top brass in the pharmaceutical empire, FDA and CDC lackeys, and their scientist dogs have concocted their own Final Solution in "handling" the thimerosal problem.

These men met and decided to cover up a study that proved a connection between thimerosal and autism, as well as other serious disorders.

GET THE WHOLE STORY:
http://chetday.com/autismthimerosal.htm

If You Don’t Believe It Check These Out:
Autism linked to Inoculations
http://cv.11.forumer.com/a/autism-linked-to-innoculations_post77.html

The Vaccine and Autism Debate -- Parents Wonder if the MMR Innoculation Could Have Caused Autism.
http://autismaspergerssyndrome.suite101.com/article.cfm/the_vaccine_and_autism_debate