The Biggest Fraud in Clinical Research

[@Leopold3131]

It’s not just awareness of autism. As we have gone through each iteration of the DSM, the criteria for who qualifies for a diagnosis has broadened. The primary reason we have “more autism” is we have changed the defining criteria to include more people.

[@aethylwulfeiii6502]

The psychiatric nosology is archaic.

[@TempRawr]

the fact that his studie continues to be used as a evidence showcases how much deep reform to strip away any ability for people like this to be seen as a scientist/position of power.

[@granthurlburt4062]

No one uses his work as evidence except for ignorant con artists fooling people who won't take 10 sec to check out the facts

[@aethylwulfeiii6502]

Pandremix pandremix pandremix.

[@2trntbls]

@TempRawr Start with spelling. After that, look at actual research. Then, revisit this and correct everything you said.

[@BiteMeBucko]

@granthurlburt4062 That's you.

[@pinklight]

My youngest brother was diagnosed with Asperger's in the early '90s when he was still quite young. I remember my grandma being surprised there was a diagnosis, saying that boys like my brother just used to be called "little professors" (she was born in 1925 and remembered that phrase being used for her peers as well as kids the same age as her own children). Autism spectrum has always existed, and people were aware of it a lot of the time, it just wasn't understood the way it is now. People acting like it's some startling new development have not been paying attention.

[@sodorflubbs5000]

I’m 53 and awaiting an autism diagnosis. I was born in a time when girls weren’t seen as having autism. So they weren’t given any tests for it.

[@conradsieber7883]

Anybody working in a school with half a brain notices the increase in autism is likely due to an increase in awareness and identification of the disorder.

[@brianphillips5576]

Or... there are some fallout from gmo and pharmaceuticals. Change the diet with poisons, and you will be changed.

[@eshuorishas9987]

@@brianphillips5576Except when you have these things called control variables but thanks for playing.

[@aethylwulfeiii6502]

I actually went with the increase in geriatric pregnancies.

[@rickyaclickpowr2187]

🤣🤡

[@jmc8076]

@@aethylwulfeiii6502. “Researchers in the 2017 study calculated that about 1.5 percent of children born to parents in their 20s will have autism, compared with about 1.58 percent of children born to parents in their 40s.” Per stats and NIH: “Pregnant teens are more likely to develop pregnancy-related high blood pressure and anemia (lack of healthy red blood cells) and to go through preterm (early) labor and delivery than women who are older. Teens are also more likely to not know they have a sexually transmitted infection (STI).” Women 35+ may have higher risk this doesn’t translate to actual outcomes as most are healthy.

[@conradsieber7883]

Graduation from college IS caused by pizza consumption...

[@aethylwulfeiii6502]

Narcolepsy with cataplexy was highly likely to have been caused in certain cases by glasko smith and Kliene pandremix. Although uncommon or rare, these patients were compensated after a decade of either misdiagnosis or a long scientific and legal fight for it. This is history now.

[@jamiemorrissey8801]

Great video - had no idea some of the details about Wakefield's connection to the law firm but did know that the study was bogus. Thanks for posting!

[@tisjester]

There are too many organized entities that wish to sow distrust for this to ever go away. Fear has been used to control or influence people since the dawn of time. That is how those with no real power can try to hold onto power. There is money and power in fear.

[@sodorflubbs5000]

It’s not just this. You should see the self help stuff on Metformin use ( a type 2 diabetes drug) and why you shouldn’t take it. As someone who can’t control their blood sugars by diet alone and is on insulin too I find this infuriating and dangerous. Plus a lot of these people don’t even appear to have any qualifications

[@pyro5729]

As someone who is autistic, this case always infuriated me. The amount of damage this false study has done and is still doing to this day. Think of the amount of kids who’ve gotten sick from these preventable diseases after their parents were tricked into thinking these vaccines were dangerous. Think of the parents with autistic children who falsely believe that them vaccinating caused them to be autistic, feeling guilt over something that was never caused by them. And I’ll even go as far as to say that this fear culture that vaccines cause autism unintentionally caused people to see autism as this boogeyman who would ruin your perfect little child. If a child is autistic, it’s basically over for them. A fate worst than death for some. While instead, we should’ve been focusing on how to actually help out these autistic children and even autistic adults. To provide acceptance and help rather than misinformed awareness. It’s disgusting what people would do for a quick buck, careless about the damage they caused. Thank you for this video, so many people are clueless about this study years after it’s been debunked.

[@2trntbls]

@pyro5729 Reverse that and try again. If you expect others to do so you must do the same.

[@dfjulesful]

Wakefield did so much damage. There's definitely blood on his hands

[@aethylwulfeiii6502]

Vaccinations kind of get a sacred holy place, it’s almost treated like communion, rather than a medical drug with no control z button. It took about a decade to figure out that pandremix did highly likely have caused narcolepsy with cataplexy. So much so that governments had to pay out.

[@moodybugg-2098]

This is got to be paid commentors

[@brianphillips5576]

I trust science... not scientist. And definitely not pharmaceutical scientists.

[@Cobbido]

Lots of former WHO, FDA and NHA employees have gotten good gigs at Moderna, Pfizer, ETC rather recently :)

[@emilyfletcher7124]

I had no idea how deceptive he was in his original paper! Another great, informative video.

[@2trntbls]

@emilyfletcher7124 You still have no idea. Actually look in to it. In another area where the videos aren't shoved in your face. The evidence is clear, even admitted by the alphabet agencies and the insane special courts multiple times. That is undeniable.

[@jmc8076]

Some experts say incr from 2000 in part is from growing awareness and better screening tools.

[@Ken-er9cq]

It was an awful paper. It did not look like the usual quality of paper that you would normally see in Lancet.

[@artratengo]

Very informative video

[@gamereditor59ner22]

Thank you for the video and keep it up! People should check the factual information before publishing.

[@michaelgonzalez619]

This channel is uncritical, and dogmatic. Appealing to authority is the only thing it does well. In that case I'll reference some of people who are actually on the inside. Richard Horton, editor of the Lancet, expressed the opinion that “much of the scientific literature, perhaps half, may simply be untrue” [1]. A similar sentiment was expressed by John Ioannidis, professor of medicine, epidemiology, and population health at Stanford, who stated, “There is increasing concern that in modern research, false findings may be the majority or even the vast majority of published research” [2]. Marcia Angell, former editor of The New England Journal of Medicine (NEJM), disclosed, “It is simply no longer possible to believe much of the clinical research that is published, or to rely on the judgment of trusted physicians or authoritative medical guidelines”

[@vlndfee6481]

Del Bigtree had FOI documentation.... It shows... group children research was small.. Shows... problems... Even in internal CDC meeting.. They said... they have not enough research on effects. But than to outside world... it is all safe and effective

[@sanjaisrao484]

Thanks upload more

[@gardenialeeman4932]

Scary!

[@gingernightmare9152]

My best mate's grandson is severely autistic and he's had no vaccines.

[@WooWoo-co4jf]

I can tell you why the rate of autism rose, it's really simple, it was being diagnosed. I wasn't diagnosed as a child, not was my hypermobility, the medical community just weren't aware of them as they are now. I went into teaching and in the early days it was thought autism didn't affect girls, we now know that's untrue, girls and women are just better as masking (hiding) it to fit in with peers. If I was a child now there's a high probability it would be spotted and diagnosed. Many years ago it was named different things and people severely affected were out into institutions. My parents were told to put me into a school for special needs & they refused. I have a high IQ so I think I would have been bored, on other aspects of school.life it may have been easier for me.

[@geralvon]

This was a good video. As far as what else you might cover, why not study how many people eventually come down with Rheumatoid Arthritis or other autoimmune diseases when they are adults who have received the MMR vaccines as children versus a group of adults who never had received the MMR vaccine. I know such prospective studies are very difficult to do. Some diseases take a long time to develop.

[@aethylwulfeiii6502]

Like narcolepsy with cataplexy.

[@guntherklausen6891]

I don't appreciate you saying "regressing into autistic behaviors". Autism is not a regression. The rest of the video is good tho

[@ladymacbethofmtsensk]

Autistic person here and I agree. Very poor wording.

[@VenturiLife]

I feel due to the prevalence of ADHD etc. and other conditions, there is a vaccination somewhere at the core of it, I'm talking about vaccines used 45+ years ago... it will never come to light.

[@PhoebeTheFairy56]

Vaccines -> less dead people -> more people in general -> more adhd people

[@wendycregan2147]

Nah ADHD has been misdiagnosed extensively because if a child seems "different", then its probably ADHD. Not to mention people say they are to get access to the medication. But as for vaccines & medicine in general well it runs on that the pros outweigh the cons. We just aren't advanced enough yet as a species in both medicine/technology...

[@annenelson5656]

Maybe Walter Smith is actually Walter White😂

[@jonathanherreen2560]

Andrew is a genius, keep up the great work Andrew

[@rebeccaclarke1570]

Thank you! Finally someone did a video on this guy and the damage he has done. My son is 23 and Autistic,a twin and his twin is not autistic. My best friend's son is 35 and Autistic. 5 more friends from school have children with autism. We did our research, saw all the doctors and snake oil salesmen. We both concluded it's probably genetic and is over diagnosed. We found that "true" autism has physical characteristics not just developmental. Low muscle development, extra large genitalia, eczema, lactose intolerance and a few more. I could tell when my son was 4 months but I had twins so I had a control and it was easier to see. Thanks again

[@MultiSciGeek]

Hbomberguy did a GREAT video on this topic!

[@kwesikwansakennedy2196]

He absolutely bodied that fraud Wakefield 😂

[@robertjohnson5838]

You've now convinced me Wakefield was not merely incorrect, but motivated by horrible financial incentives (both on the lawsuit side and the patent side) and maybe even altered his data, etc., or at least your video shows that side of it, and I don't know what other narrative would convince me otherwise at this point. What I'd like to know is whether you feel the same way about Judy Mikovits or not. I don't know why someone would do a dime when she could have recanted unless she really thought she was right. It could be that, indeed, Wakefield had HIS perverse incentives and behavior, but perhaps Big Pharma does as well, as I think we saw during COVID-19. Judy got out from the inside in 2018 and I heard her side of things about a year before COVID-19 hit, and her side seemed compelling, much more so (at least at this point) than Wakefield.

[@2trntbls]

@robertjohnson5838 That's all it takes to convince you? We're in trouble for sure.

[@2trntbls]

@robertjohnson5838 Try again.

[@photoshopfile.4]

Oh shit im early, good video

[@chriswhite7149]

interesting, can you explain the study on the difference in health between vaccinated children and non vaccinated children

[@kwarra-an]

Yes: unvaccinated children suffer more often from vaccine-preventable diseases while vaccinated children tend to be fine.

[@chriswhite7149]

@@kwarra-an can you post the link to that study

[@PhoebeTheFairy56]

​@@chriswhite7149 unlike anti-vaccination arguments, vaccination is supported by *more* than one study. *Much* more

[@eshuorishas9987]

@@chriswhite7149Really? If you cannot even use Google Scholar to find one article, let alone 2 or even a meta-analyses to show that vaccines lead to less death from preventable illnesses we cannot help you.

[@joevaghn457]

@@kwarra-anNo, not really. You’d be right if you said that years ago, but it’s not true anymore.

[@hefoxed]

Fascinating! Something interesting to cover on autism perhaps: the link between hormones and autism, and overlap between autism and transgender folk. I was googling a bit back to find a study I recall reading about about some sort of fetal exposure resulted in more transgender folk in a population (parent exposed while pregnant, when those fetuses were adult, they were more likely to identify as lgbt including trans). I wasn't able to find the specific study, but did find a similar one around an endocrine disrupter possibly causing more lgbt folk, and when googling that, stumbled on some folk trying to see if autism was linked to endocrine disrupters. Scishow did a video on the possible link between hormones in fetal development and autism, which was fascinating. Then, there's the emerging thing that that autistic people are more likely to be trans, and trans people and more likely to be autistic. It makes a lot of sense that hormones issue during fetal development could cause transgender folk (as gender and sexual identity is likely formed during fetal development), and that also contributing to autism would explain some of the overlap (tho there's other social reasons for it -- being rejected from parts of society already likely makes it easier to come out). It'd be interesting to see someone dive into the research on this who's more informed on medical research. This also means there may actually be more (or less) lgbt folk and autistic folk percentage wise due to increased (or decreased) exposures.

[@overlyfatman9722]

Both ill

[@Cobbido]

Is this a joke? Biggest fraud? Are you living in some alternate reality?

[@kablamo9999]

It's certainly up there

[@Cobbido]

Not even remotely close to the fraudulent activities in the last couple of years surrounding covid.@@kablamo9999

[@Cobbido]

Not remotely close the nonsense surrounding the pandemic.@@kablamo9999

[@AG-en5y]

❤❤❤❤

[@conradsieber7883]

So sampling bias ...

[@elxero2189]

Nothing compared tp covid

[@dddddddddddddddadddddddddddddd]

Lebron James

[@tifawine9113]

I know someone with autism, and I was suprised when he wrote on social media that he identity as a trans woman and he prefer using feminine pronouns.

[@ladymacbethofmtsensk]

1. Pray tell, how is the fact that you know an autistic person relevant to this video? 2. If this person identifies as a woman and prefers feminine pronouns why are you refusing to respect her wishes?

[@Cobbido]

because he's deranged?@@ladymacbethofmtsensk

[@joevaghn457]

A shockingly sizable amount of autistic individuals are actually like that for some reason.

[@cosmoshfa88savant66]

0 connection, Also the Earth in Round...

[@Eman_Puedama]

What's got no connection?

[@dmacrolens]

Do you always play with yourself in public?

[@theultimatereductionist7592]

@@Eman_Puedama They mean zero connection between autism and vaccines.

[@okchess]

Ok

[@biobagholder8081]

good point

[@dmacrolens]

@@biobagholder8081 You, too!!

[@raulbeienheimer]

Can we acknowledge how incredibly attractive is this guy???????????????

[@annenelson5656]

Ok, if you say so😊

[@aethylwulfeiii6502]

Why would a cardiologist know anything about immunology or psychiatry? Because he’s handsome that’s why.

[@53ajeem]

Would you it existed in the same number as now Not at all ! It is so common these days which one cud never thought of in the past.