Autism risk isn’t increased by the use of recommended childhood vaccines

Autism risk isn’t increased by the use of recommended childhood vaccines, U.S. health officials found in a study addressing parent concerns that too many immunizations may cause the disorder.

Ed Rybicki‘s insight:

A-frakkin’-men….

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Autism risk isn’t increased by the use of recommended childhood vaccines

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