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Jean Shafiroff Jean And Martin Shafiroff Tejal Angolkar & Swati Padmaraj Angolkar The Raising Awareness of Young Women with Autism, a nonprofit 501C3 organization, honored philanthropist Jean Shafiroff with the 2018 Women of the Year Award at the Roshni TIA Awards Gala at the Hotel Pierre in New York City. Presenting Mrs. Shafiroff with the prestigious award was her good friend U.S. Representative Carolyn Maloney who acknowledged Jean’s significant impact and contributions towards women’s rights and well-being. The Roshni TIA Awards Gala was the first nonprofit initiative for Raising Awareness of Young Women with Autism which received amazing support from up to 350 attendees. Jean Shafiroff And Carolyn Maloney Notable attendees included: Jean Shafiroff, Martin Shafiroff, U.S. Representative Carolyn Maloney, Dr. Rashmee Sharma, Mani Kamboj, Tonino Lamborghini, Ginevra Lamborghini, actress Lindsay Lohan, Bollywood actor Rohit Roy, Lauren Lawrence, Ni...

**** AUTISM AT 2% - THE SEMMELWEIS REFLEX AT WORK Story By: John F. McHugh, Esq. ****   John F. McHugh ESQ. Theresa Deisher, PhD, is a seasoned genetic engineer from Washington State. Using data from governmental reports from all States, she has produced an ecological study of the link between the use of human cell lines in the manufacture of vaccines and the rise of autism. This data shows that the start of the autism epidemic, and each increase in its incidence in our children, correlates with the introduction of, or increased dose of, the resulting vaccines, all of which are contaminated with the remnants of these human cell lines. This contamination includes fragments of human DNA and, in some, human retrovirus fragments. These fragments are of the type used by genetic engineers, such as Dr. Deisher, to repair damaged human DNA and thus, alter and hopefully correct cell function. Presented with this study and her data, our government has re...

**** AN ORGANIZATION IN WASHINGTON STATE BELIEVES IT CAN END THE AUTISM EPEDEMIC **** Dr. Theresa A. Deisher According to the latest report from the Center for Disease Control for every 88 children born after the year 2000, we are losing 1 child to autism. For boys this is one in 54. With our current birth rate this CDC figure means we are losing 123 kids to this plague every 24 hours; 44,895 a year. In the worst medical disaster in human history, the Spanish Flue pandemic, about 650,000 of this nation’s citizens died between 1917 and 1920 out of our population of 103,208,000 or .00654 %. The Autism epidemic is costing us over 1% of the population of our future, i.e. of every child born since 2000. But this pandemic is not killing these children, it is rendering most totally disabled, requiring the services of at least one other person to care for them for life, lives that can be expected to be of normal length. From a cost perspective, it is ...