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MEBRO
06/17/26 · 8:31 PM UTC · 12 SOURCES
“Vaccines cause autism.”
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TL;DR ·Extensive scientific research has debunked the link between vaccines and autism spectrum disorder.
The claim that vaccines cause autism has been extensively debunked by decades of international scientific research , . Major medical and government institutions, including the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) and the Mayo Clinic, state definitively that vaccines do not cause autism , . The original study suggesting a link was retracted after investigations revealed that the data was flawed and that some children in the study exhibited signs of autism prior to vaccination , . Large-scale analyses of more than 1.2 million children found no link between vaccines and autism spectrum disorder , . While the CDC recently updated its website language to reflect specific federal data standards regarding certain phrasing , the National Medical Association (NMA) and other medical experts maintain there is no credible scientific evidence demonstrating a causal link , . Research indicates that autism is a complex disorder likely caused by genetic and environmental influences, but vaccines are not a contributing factor , .
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