mr. mnookin said is a troubling development. mr. mnookin argues this focus on vaccination has diverted money away from important autism research. he spoke at the university of wisconsin in madison for a little over an hour. >> i am going to talk briefly about how the book came about and some themes that i try and deal with in the book, and then sleep as much time as i can for questions. because i have spoken with a number of different types of groups and it has been very hard for me to anticipate what the questions are going to be outside of them always being provocative and interesting, and i expect that will be even more true tonight at a university where people are coming out from all sorts of different angles as opposed to a nursing coalition or a center for inquiry or different places i have talked. so, i will also be sipping a lo. so, this book, this project started for me about three years ago, a little more than three years ago, and at that time i was newly married. my wife and i had just moved into brooklyn, into an area whe

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