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(cur) (last) 12:34, 9 October 2007 69.251.246.245 (Talk) (3,568 bytes) (cleaned up section on Willowbrook and added primary references. The deleted references concerned a study of Hepatitis (not by Krugman) in Guaymi Indians, not Willowbook) (undo)

But the reference exactly mentions what Krugman did and some resulting conclusions from it. You also erased the statement that said that parents of the retarded children were told that their children were being protected from the disease, when the opposite was the case--i.e., Krugman, et al, were intentionally fraudulent in getting parental releases for the inoculations. Oldspammer ( talk) 15:49, 22 November 2007 (UTC) reply