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Bookmark or Share- Vaccines and autism - WikipediaThe anti-vaccine groups credit ingredients in the vaccines to be the connection to autism. Some of the most mentioned ones are thiomersal, aluminum adjuvants, and formaldehyde. The MMR vaccine will be explained as well.
- Autism-vaccine link debunked - Mayo Clinic Health SystemVaccines do not cause autism. A small study in 1998 suggested a link between vaccinations and autism spectrum disorder. The study was reviewed further and retracted.
- Vaccines and Autism | Children's Hospital of PhiladelphiaThe Vaccine Education Center has compiled the following resources addressing concerns surrounding vaccine safety as it relates to autism. These materials are based on the scientific findings of many scientists studying hundreds of thousands of children on multiple continents.
- Autism and Vaccines | Vaccine Safety | CDCVaccines do not cause autism. Autism spectrum disorder (ASD) is a developmental disability that can cause significant social, communication, and behavioral challenges. Some people have had concerns that ASD might be linked to the vaccines children receive, but studies have shown that there is no link between receiving vaccines and developing ASD.
- Vaccines and Autism: Common Myths & MisconceptionsMisinformation about autism spectrum disorder — like claiming ASD is the result of vaccines or bad parenting — isn’t just hurtful. It’s also dangerous.
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