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MEBRO
07/07/26 · 10:49 PM UTC · 12 SOURCES
“Vaccines cause autism”
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TL;DR ·Scientific consensus and major medical organizations have thoroughly debunked the link between vaccines and autism.
Extensive scientific research and major medical organizations have consistently found that vaccines do not cause autism . The purported link, which originated from a flawed study lacking a control group, has been thoroughly debunked by numerous large-scale epidemiological studies . For instance, a study of over 95,000 children found no connection between the MMR vaccine and autism . While the CDC recently updated its website to state that the categorical claim Vaccines do not cause autism is not technically an evidence-based claim under the Data Quality Act , medical bodies such as the National Medical Association (NMA) and the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) maintain that there is no credible scientific evidence supporting a link . Experts emphasize that autism is a complex spectrum of disorders with no single cause, and scientific data shows no relationship between vaccines, thimerosal, and autism .
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