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Dr. Harold Buttram

Two days ago I mentioned Dr. Harold Buttram, one of the presenters at the recent Evidence Based Medicine and Social Investigation Conference. This is an addendum to my information concerning him.

I will here provide you with a link to an article written by Dr. Buttram entitled, ‘Shaken Baby Syndrome or Vaccine-Induced Encephalitis?’ which will inform and alarm you. The article’s inspiration was the case of Alan Ream Yurko at whose trial Buttram testified that it was not shaking but six vaccines that contributed to the death of Yurko’s 10 week old son, Alan. Mr. Yurko was sentenced to life plus ten years. After serving seven years, an appeal won his release. The article shows that the theories on which the SBS is based are both undocumented and flawed and that convictions in many cases of the SBS may have been the result of misdiagnosis, the true cause of death or injury having been vaccine-related.

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Harold Buttram

Harold Buttram is physically bent over, shoulders stooped as he moves ably to the podium, is alert, engaging, and absolutely unflinching in his opinion that Shaken Baby Syndrome is a theory undocumented and flawed and that many cases of suspicion and even conviction of SBS are misdiagnoses. He was one of the many speakers at the recent Evidence Based Medicine and Social Investigation Conference in Surrey. He was worthy of hearing.

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The Evidence Based Medicine and Social Investigation Conference 2011, convened August 4, 5 and 6. There were approximately sixty registrants. Many others should have enjoyed the opportunity to dialogue with the guest presenters. There were helpful break and mealtime exchanges between experts and appreciative attendees. Perhaps this will be the first of many such conferences.

I attended the Friday morning sessions of the Conference. I arrived early enough to grab breakfast at a table where Mark Freeman, Patrick Barnes and Harold Buttram were seated and after a quick introduction I listened to their case stories. Mark Freeman spoke to the Conference on Thursday. Law is his second career.

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PART TWO OF FIVE

CONFERENCE PRESENTERS AND THEIR TOPICS
In addition to Keynote Speaker, Christina England who was profiled in yesterday's post, the scheduled Evidence Based Medicine and Social Investigation Conference (EBMSI), August 4-6, will welcome a host of other international facilitators. The areas of their expertise will be informative to medical groups and law societies that have already received invitations. Additionally, parents and caregivers are invited for the relevant topics. 

Dr. John Plunkett: Anatomic Pathology & Clinical Pathology, Forensic Pathology from Hastings, MN Topic: The differential diagnosis for subdural hemorrhage and retinal hemorrhage in children under the age of two.

Dr. John Galaznik: Pediatrician, Alabama
Topic: The evolution of the AAP COCAN Position Statements from 2001 through the present

Dr. Horace B. Gardiner: Opthalmologist, Colorado Springs, Colorado
Topic : Shaken Baby: A syndrome that never was, never will be and never should have been. Sub Title: How ophthalmology contributed to a theory that has affected thousands.

Dr. Patrick Barnes: Pediatric Radiologist Palo Alto, CA
Topic: Medical Imaging in Brain Trauma and Metabolic Bone Disease

Dr. Harold Buttram: MD, FAACP Quakertown, PA

Dr. Chris Van Ee: Biomechanic, Detroit MI
Topic: Methods and Validation of Biomechanical Reconstruction of Infant Injury

Dr. Viera Sheibner: Slovakia Mark Freeman: Legal Counsel, PA
Topic: The Anatomy of Injustice. How those accused of medically diagnosed crimes are unjustly presumed guilty.

Zachary Bravos: Legal Counsel, Wheaton, Il

Ray Ferris: Retired Social Worker, Victoria, BC
Topic: Sense and Nonsense, Myth and Reality in Social Work and Child Protection

Doug Christie: Legal Counsel, Victoria, BC
Topic: The Balance of Power in child protection cases and the rubber stamp mentality.

Dr. Andrew Moulden: MD PhD, Toronto
Topic: Autism, SIDS/SUDC, infantile paralysis, aseptic encephalopathy, false allegations of shaken baby syndrome: Bringing a common denominator silent pathophysiological brain impairment process to clinical light – is germ theory incomplete?

Make sure that you take a look at the Conference Website