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Research by Topic: mmr
Dr. Paul Offit comments on robust new study confirming, again, that vaccines do not cause autism
Published September 28, 2015 in Proceedings of the National Academy of SciencesASF Board Member Dr. Paul Offit comments on robust new study addressing each of the many ways in which people have thought vaccines could cause autism. Dr. Offit comments, in part: The fear that vaccines cause autism has been a tale of changing hypotheses… The primate study by Gadad et al. addresses all three concerns.”
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