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Ep. 12 Show Notes

Frameshift

Release Date: 08/15/2016

Vaccine controversies began almost as soon as vaccines. The original smallpox vaccination involved giving people small doses of the related but harmless cowpox virus. This 1802 engraving caricatured some opponents’ beliefs that the vaccines could cause people to develop cow-like features. Original cartoon by James Gillroy. Public domain image.

 

In our next episode, out Tuesday, we examine one of the biggest vaccine controversies in recent years.

 

Reading List:

Measles Cases and Outbreaks – Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

“Herd Immunity”: A Rough Guide, by Paul Fine, Ken Eames, and David L. Heymann – Clinical Infectious Diseases

History of Anti-Vaccination Movements – The College of Physicians of Philadelphia

Retracted: Ileal-lymphoid-nodular hyperplasia, non-specific colitis, and pervasive developmental disorder in children, by Andrew J. Wakefield – The Lancet

Why autism cases seem to be on the rise, by Jenn Christensen - CNN

New research links autism and bowel disease - The Royal Free Hospital School of Medicine

Brian Deer: the Lancet scandal – briandeer.com

Ruling on doctor in MMR scare – National Health Service

Towards a better map: Science, the public and the media, by Ian Hargreaves, Justin Lewis, and Tammy Speers – Economic and Social Research Council

Misleading media reporting? The MMR story, by Justin Lewis and Tammy Speers – Nature Reviews: Immunology

Dr Andrew Jeremy Wakefield: Determination on Serious Professional Misconduct (SPM) and sanction – General Medical Council

A statement by the editors of The Lancet, by Richard Horton – The Lancet

The lessons of MMR, by Richard Horton – The Lancet

The Lancet’s two days to bury bad news, by Brain Deer – The British Medical Journal

Institutional and editorial misconduct in the MMR scare, by Fiona Godlee – British Medical Journal

No academic matter: Study links retractions to patient harm – Retraction Watch

Anti-Vaccine Film, Pulled From Tribeca Film Festival, Draws Crowd at Showing, by Melena Ryzik – The New York Times

Pertussis (Whooping Cough): Surveillance and Reporting – Centers for Disease Control and Prevention

 

Music Notes (In order of appearance)

Simon Mathewson – Doline Dub

Bert Williams - You Will Never Need a Doctor No More

Kosta T – SickNik(

David Mumford - Night Without Sleep (Instrumental)

 

“Doline Dub,” “SickNik(” and “Night Without Sleep (Instrumental)” used under a Creative Commons Attribution International license. “You Will Never Need a Doctor No More” used under public domain.