There is a growing worldwide epidemic of chronic disease and disability. The Children’s Medical Safety Research Institute (CMSRI) is dedicated to funding independent research into WHY – and what can be done about it.
Learn MoreThere is a growing worldwide epidemic of chronic disease and disability. The Children’s Medical Safety Research Institute (CMSRI) is dedicated to funding independent research into WHY – and what can be done about it.
Learn MoreThirty years ago, there began an alarming rise in chronic illness and disability, especially among children. Autism rates began to soar.
This occurred, despite children receiving almost triple the number of vaccines before the age of six than their parents did by the age of 18.
Doctors, scientists and parents began wondering if the increase in illnesses was linked to toxic vaccine ingredients and accelerated vaccination schedules.
Vaccine manufacturers responded by launching massive campaigns to scare parents and to make vaccines mandatory. And Congress granted them legal immunity from mounting vaccine injury claims.
All medical debate was suppressed, vaccine questioners were vilified, and funding for safety research by institutions unaffiliated with vaccine makers dried up.
That’s why CMSRI was founded: to fund independent research by leading scientists worldwide into the potential causes of today’s chronic illness epidemic and into making vaccines safer for everyone.
Throughout America and the world, the health of hundreds of millions of children and adults is rapidly deteriorating. This number continues to rise – as does the cost to their loved ones and to their countries’ already overburdened health care systems. Read how CMSRI is working to make a difference in these four areas:
Global illness and injury reports, health warnings and advocacy resources.
Newly published medical studies, controversies in public health policy and more.
Groundbreaking studies on aluminum toxicity, linked illnesses and treatment and protection.
Experts in medical and scientific research from around the world gathered in May at the CMSRI-sponsored 5th Annual International Symposium on Vaccines. Watch video coverage of the sessions to learn about the latest research on genetic, etiological, diagnostic and clinical aspects of – and novel therapies for – Autoimmune Syndrome Induced by Adjuvant (ASIA) and other developments in vaccine safety research.
Don’t miss this insightful and inspiring conversation between VAXXED producer and host of The HighWire with Del Bigtree and Dr. Christopher Exley. Broadcast live from the 5th Int’l Symposium on Vaccines, Dr. Exley discusses the effect of aluminum on the human body and the unprecedented amounts of aluminum found in the brains of people with autism and Alzheimer’s disease.