Entrepreneur Steve Kirsch—who is offering $1 million to any scientist who can establish childhood vaccines don’t cause autism—has carried out his own research study that establishes an association, he says.
Up to 60 percent of children suffer rapid onset autism (ROA) within seven days after having a vaccination, he says.
He has collated 62 responses so far from parents whose children had been vaccinated. Of these, 34 developed ROA, and 19 of 33 children given the MMR—around 58 percent—also started showing signs of ROA for the first time.
“If vaccines don’t cause autism, we should be seeing the same number of kids developing ROA the week before their shot versus the week after their shot. We don’t; it’s not even a close call,” he writes on his SubStack page.
Kirsch says he is astonished that no scientist is interested in confirming the data or duplicating it in a separate study. “It took me about 15 minutes to write the survey and I waited 24 hours to collect the first results.”
Kirsch made his fortune from developing the optical mouse for PCs. He has been labelled an ‘anti-vaxer’ after he founded the COVID-19 Early Treatment Fund (CETF), which funded research into off-label treatments for the virus, and later the Vaccine Safety Research Foundation (VSRF), which has questioned the safety of childhood vaccines.
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