Most experts today agree that the belief
that childhood vaccines cause autism is based on bunk science. Even
still, some advocacy groups claim immunizations are responsible for
raising the risk for this neurodevelopmental condition, despite a
growing body of research that shows there isn’t a link.
Saturday, October 10, 2015
Anti-vaxxer group’s $250,000 study proves that vaccines don’t cause autism
Most experts today agree that the belief
that childhood vaccines cause autism is based on bunk science. Even
still, some advocacy groups claim immunizations are responsible for
raising the risk for this neurodevelopmental condition, despite a
growing body of research that shows there isn’t a link.
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