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Environmental Mercury and Autism – Are Vaccines Still a Culprit?

by Derek Markham on April 30, 2008 · 7 comments

vaccine.jpgA new study released by The University of Texas demonstrated a clear connection between industrial mercury released and autism. Researchers studied Texas school district data and proximity of children to a mercury emitting site and found the prevalence of autism in the community was reduced the further away it was from the site.

Raymond F. Palmer said the study showed — for the first time in scientific literature — a statistically significant association between autism risk and proximity to the mercury source

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