No Scientific Link Between Childhood Vaccines And Autism, Review Shows

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No Scientific Link Between Childhood Vaccines And Autism, Review Shows

A new article explores vaccination history, vaccine safety monitoring systems in the US, and the two most publicized theoretical vaccine-related exposures associated with autism -- the vaccine preservative thimerosal and the measles, mumps and rubella vaccine. A review of published research shows that there is not convincing scientific evidence supporting a relationship between vaccines and autism.

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Andrew Wakefield, doctor who pushed vaccine-autism link, loses license - David Knowles - Paradigms Lost - True/Slant

trueslant.com — “Say it with me: There is no scientific evidence that shows ANY link whatsoever between childhood vaccines and an increased risk of developing autism. None. Zero. It's a myth. Today, the person most responsible for having spread that falsehood (save, perhaps, for Jenny McCarthy) can no longer practice medicine in the United [...]” View full resource at trueslant.com