lovehonk wrote:
Such ignorant sewerage. Studies have been done for decades, and are not going to be as prejudiced as anything coming out of brain-worm heroin-addict’s fire-everyone-who-disagrees office. 

Trying to use a CDC webpage of “proof” of anything is just stupidity at this point. The research has been done repeatedly. If vaccines caused autism is would’ve been shown to be causal. That has not happened. Done.

 Jiggz wrote:
Science is made by scientists and research published after review by peers. 
Movies are made by moviemakers who want to make a buck with the only talent they have: making dogshit smell like Chanel #5. 
No, I didn’t click on it.
None of us need a (TL;DR) movie to “change our closed minds.” Stop wasting our time trying to be edgy and illuminating. It’s drivel and insulting..

 SeriousLee wrote:
KEY POINTS

- The claim "vaccines do not cause autism" is not an evidence-based claim because studies have not ruled out the possibility that infant vaccines cause autism.
Studies supporting a link have been ignored by health authorities.

- HHS has launched a comprehensive assessment of the causes of autism, including investigations on plausible biologic mechanisms and potential causal links.

It's almost too late, to be there again.

After decades of claiming “vaccines do not cause autism,” the CDC has now revised its own website, admitting the evidence to support that claim was never there.