Sharyl Attkisson on refusal to research the connection between vaccines and autism

"Vaccine court has a self-identified population of thousands of people who say their children got autism from vaccines and have documentation that they could, if they wanted to, clearly they don't want the data, they could study those kids so easily and determine if they have common factors that have made them susceptible to injury. I've asked why they haven't done it. They don't have a good answer. They just say, well, somebody should do a study. Or that's private medical information. We don't have the full charts. And I'm thinking any of those parents would be delighted to have someone call them and say, if someone they trusted, give us your records and let us look for common factors to see if we can identify. No one's interested in doing it because I think, as Dr. Healy suggested, they know the answer. They don't want to ask the question."