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MEBRO
06/18/26 · 4:09 AM UTC · 12 SOURCES
“Vaccines cause autism”
HIGH CONFIDENCE
TL;DR ·Scientific consensus and extensive medical studies consistently disprove the link between vaccines and autism.
Multiple high-credibility medical and academic institutions state that vaccines are not a cause of autism . Comprehensive research, including a major study of over 95,000 children, has debunked the connection between autism and vaccines like the MMR shot . While the CDC recently modified its public messaging regarding the phrasing of such claims to comply with administrative standards , the National Medical Association clarified that there remains no credible scientific evidence demonstrating a link . Experts emphasize that the original study suggesting a connection was flawed, lacked proper control groups, and has been widely discredited . Scientific organizations continue to maintain that research is clear in showing vaccines do not cause autism , with approximately 85% of parents of children with autism now comfortable that vaccines were not the cause .
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