Thimerosal information

Exposure to thimerosal, a mercury-containing chemical previously used as a preservative in vaccines, does not seem to increase the risk of autism according to lead author Dr. Judith Miles, from the University of Missouri-Columbia. Although studies have shown little or no evidence of an association, thimerosal was removed from all routine childhood vaccines in the U.S. in 2002. The present study involved a telephone survey of 214 mothers of 230 children with autism or a related disorder. Exposure to thimerosal -containing Rh immune globulin, a vaccine administered to some women to avoid pregnancy complications, was compared between this group and the general population. The researchers found that autistic children were no more likely than unaffected children to have been exposed to Rh immune globulin. American Journal of Medical Genetics, May 16th online issue, 2007.

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