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Nevertheless, the medical establishment maintains thimerosal is safe. The connection was boosted by a report published in 2001 by autism activist Sallie Bernard, who argued that the mercury in the vaccine preservative thimerosal was "a novel form of mercury poisoning" responsible for autism. A recent study published in the Journal of American Physicians and Surgeons suggests that the removal from vaccines of the preservative thimerosal may be linked to a decrease in autism. |
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