Dooms,
I will respond to a few of your recent posts.
a. unlike you, I have not just posted posts that were previously posted.
b. the evidence you present, are statements that you or someone else has made, not necessarily ‘evidence’.
c. I have not ignored nonverbal autism and nonverbal mental disorders, I have made reference to those and addressed them.
d. The birth cohorts with declining MMR vaccines (without the triple jab) have had increases to ASD, this proves that the claim that MMR is linked to ASD is nonexistent.
e. there was an increase in 1993, as there have been yearly increases before and after, what has caused these increases was not the focus of the study, yet it clearly has nothing to do with the MMR vaccines.
f. You conveniently fail to provide the yearly numbers, as there have been a number of decreases and increases which cannot be explained if linked to the MMR vaccine.
g. You state that ASD decreased prior to 1990, please provide all the years that had a decrease and show correlation to the MMR vaccine or for when it was withheld.
h. You state that the chart shows an increase to ASD in 1990, you incorrectly associate it with the MMR vaccine, however the chart is for cohorts of 1990, they had a significant increase in ASD when compared to earlier cohorts, yet as you correctly pointed out, that despite the decrease to the MMR vaccine (with no replacement vaccine to the MMR) there has been a steady increase to ASD. This clearly demonstrates that withholding MMR vaccine, as this cohort had a significantly lower rate of MMR vaccinations compared to the earlier cohorts, will have no effect on ASD.
i. The study does not omit that the MMR vaccine was replaced in 1993 with the triple jab, as you yourself have posted earlier it clearly details it and is actually part of the study to prove that either withholding MMR or replacing it with the triple jab has no effect on ASD rates.