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During the recent Senate hearings, participants highlighted a Henry Ford Health System study, billed in a forthcoming documentary as ‘An Inconvenient Study,’ and portrayed it as conclusive proof that vaccines elevate childhood chronic-disease risk, claiming it was concealed by researchers fearing retaliation. Drawing on the Senate hearings, public reports, and other online materials, I reconstructed the study details and in this post summarize some of my main findings and concerns. These overlap with Dr. Scott’s observations, with several additional points of my own. Study at a glance. The cohort includes ~18,500 children from the Henry Ford Health System (Michigan), born 2000–2016, comparing ~16,500 vaccinated to ~2,000 unvaccinated on diagnoses of multiple chronic conditions, as documented in the Ford electronic medical records. Reported results. The overall rate of “any selected chronic disease” was about 2.5× higher in vaccinated children. For various individual or grouped outcomes, many estimates were statistically significant and fell in the 3.0–6.0×range, leading the authors to conclude that “vaccine exposure in children was associated with increased risk of developing a chronic health disorder.” Why causal claims aren’t warranted. The dataset is valuable, but the study has major limitations that compromise the ability to make strong conclusions. 1. Baseline imbalance/confounding: large differences between groups, with key potential confounders not taken into account. 2. Ascertainment bias from health-care utilization differences: Major differences in encounter rates likely inflate detection in one group. 3. Age-related ascertainment bias from unequal follow-up: Vaccinated and unvaccinated have very different follow-up distributions, affecting who ages into typical diagnosis windows. Follow-up is the critical limitation of this study. Median follow-up is ~1.2 years (unvaccinated) versus ~2.7 years (vaccinated): far too short, especially for many of these conditions often first identified around ages 5–10 years once children are in school. This severely limits the study’s ability to assess whether vaccine exposure increases risk of developing chronic disorders over childhood, regardless of statistical significance in the reported comparisons. I’ll delve into these points in more detail below.















Non HIV AIDS ICL - Idiopathic CD4 Lymphocytopenia There was an AIDS conference back in 1992 in Belgium or Amsterdam, a group of Non HIV AIDS patients showed up there, Fauci was sent there on Air Force 2, said the condition was rare and gave it the name ICL. Rare my ass!!!!! ashpublications.org/blood/article/…




