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fancing looking new planes, too. new logos. big anniversary as well for them. 80 years ago last week, american airlines trained its first stewardesses. wow, 1933, huh? when they were trained. put on their first flight. come a long way since 1933, right? indeed. all right. flight attendants now. flight attendants. lots of gender female pilots. everything has changed. well, the journal of pediatrics a respected publication reports parents who suck their own child s pacifier could be doing them a big favor. the study just published reveals that parents who clean off their baby s pacifiers could be lowering their risk of asthma or eczema. researchers studied 200 babies and their parents and discovered the link. the study worries critics who say parents should not share saliva with their babies because they could expose them to potentially harmful infections. never did that one for my
Record of the companies that are behind the vaccine research, their track record is not good. paid out over 500 million dollars worth of to people that have been injured and these are the same people doing safety testing on vaccine. they have a vested interest in selling this product. alisyn: just this month, a new study out in the journal of pediatrics, i know you re familiar with it, institute of medicine they found no causal relationship about something that parents wonder about. clustering. you go into the pediatrician and get four vaccines at once, six vaccines at once and parents often thought maybe there s something wrong with that and the institute of medicine say there is no connection between autism and that. are you satisfied? no, i m not satisfied and i don t think that the the general public feels more reassured. it s more smoke and mirrors put out on good friday and i don t think that any study
Here to tackle today s medical myths about autism, tox news medical a team, dr. mark siegle. let s start with that. true or false, vaccines immediate to autism? absolutely not. vaccines cannot cause autism. in fact, the institute of medicine has ruled previously on this looking at a multiple of studies. vaccines, measles, mumps hasn t been associated with it. vaccines that contain mercury campaigning compounds do not lead to autism. a latest study that just came out in the journal of pediatrics looking at over 1,000 kids shows no association with even getting a lot of vaccines early in childhood and autism. i think we should move away from that and look what else in the environment may be causing it. gretchen: interesting. autism causes violence. a lot of this was spear-headed, at least the discussion, after adam lanza in the connecticut shooting situation. it s really important that people know that that is a myth. kids that have autism may have trouble with socialization
$2,000 for an overnight stay like this. and follow up consultations. though they did not charge marcello and danielle for agreeing to let nightline tell their story. their method is simple and controversial. let your child cry no matter how painful it is to hear. tonight the dream team is going to spend the night on the floor in mia s room. step one. black out the windows. the room is completely dark. step two, turn on a sound machine to drown out any noise. this is white noise. reporter: number three, the hardest, put the baby to bed, and walk away. mommy thinks you are a big girl and you can stay in your crib and put yourself to sleep all by yourself. reporter: and daddy puts her to bed. reporter: after 20 minutes. mia finally falls asleep. but over the course of the night she wakes up four more times. the cry it out method is debated though a five year study in journal of pediatrics found that letting a baby cry caused no long lasting physical or