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Autism and Childhood Vaccinations: Do Vaccinations Put Children at Increased Risk to Develop Autism?
Do vaccinations put children at increased risk to develop autism? Autism is estimated to affect 1 in 110 children and 1 in 70 boys and research shows that these numbers are growing at a rapid pace in the U.S. Join University of Washington experts Wendy Stone, PhD, director of the Autism Center, Charles Cowan, MD, clinical professor of Pediatrics, and Al Berg, MD, MPH, professor of Family Medicine, as they discuss this important topic.

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Subject(s):Health and Medicine
Speaker(s): Charles Cowan, MD, clinical professor, Pediatrics, University of Washington; developmental pediatrician and program director, Autism Medical Services, Seattle Children's Hospital

Wendy Stone, PhD, director, Autism Center, University of Washington; professor, Psychology, University of Washington

Al Berg, MD, MPH, professor, Family Medicine, University of Washington; former chair, U.S. Preventive Services Task Force; member, Institute of Medicine Panel on Autism and Childhood Vaccination

Related Link(s):Institute of Translational Health Sciences
Production Date: 06/28/2010
Runtime: 00:56:55
Rating:TV-G
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SaturdaySeptember 119:00 PM PT


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