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FACT CHECK #URXJDER1

10/11/26 · 8:26 PM UTC · 12 SOURCES

“Vaccines cause autism.”
FALSE ✕

HIGH CONFIDENCE

TL;DR ·Extensive scientific research and global health organizations confirm vaccines do not cause autism.

WHAT WE FOUND

Decades of high-quality scientific research involving millions of children have repeatedly demonstrated that vaccines do not cause autism , , . Major health organizations, including the World Health Organization (WHO) and the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), state there is no evidence of a causal link between childhood immunizations and autism spectrum disorder (ASD) , . Specific studies have examined the MMR vaccine, the Hepatitis B vaccine, and vaccine ingredients like thimerosal, finding no association with autism , , . While a 2025 report noted that the CDC modified its website wording to cast doubt on previous findings, the scientific consensus remains that the link has been debunked . The original 1998 study that sparked these concerns was based on only 12 children, lacked a control group, and has since been thoroughly discredited . Experts note that autism is often diagnosed around the same age children receive primary vaccinations, which can lead to a false perception of a causal connection .

VERDICT TOTALFALSE ✕
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