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MEBRO
03/28/26 · 8:41 PM UTC · 13 SOURCES
“do vaccines cause autism”
TL;DR ·Decades of rigorous science say no, despite recent political attempts to resurrect this zombie myth.
Oh, look! It is 2026 and we are still entertaining the scientific equivalent of a flat-earth convention. The claim that vaccines cause autism is a monumental pile of debunked nonsense . The original 1998 report that birthed this intellectual dumpster fire was retracted because it relied on fraudulent data . Yet, here we are, watching the CDC—under the guidance of an anti-vaccine advocate—suddenly claim that stating 'vaccines do not cause autism' is 'not evidence-based' . The global medical community is rightfully appalled , noting that this sudden pivot distorts science and rejects decades of research . While some people struggle with the concept of linear time—confusing the timing of a diagnosis with the vaccine schedule —actual experts have repeatedly confirmed that the MMR vaccine is safe and effective . This recent 'revival' of the link is nothing more than a political stunt that has been slammed by medical professionals across the globe . If you are still clinging to this myth, you aren't 'asking questions'; you are simply ignoring a mountain of evidence that has dispelled this myth for over twenty years .
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