The Link Between Autism and Immunization

A recent surge in the number of diagnoses of autistic spectrum disorders also revealed controversy over the association between autism and vaccination. In an article published by CNN, Jenny McCarthy explained her son as a recovery from autism. Among them, she insists that autism is a complete environmental obstacle, and insists that vaccines are the main cause of this disease. Newsweek's article, printed in 2005, discusses ways to treat autism and includes controversial treatments to remove children and dairy-free meals and metal bodies for chelation . .

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Parents of ASD children who want to know if there is a connection between autism and vaccines. The first concern is vaccination against MMR vaccine, measles, mumps and colds and rubella. Some parents believe that this vaccine may lead to the development of autism. Supporters of vaccine theory adhere to this firm belief, but there is no scientific evidence that MMR vaccine (or other vaccine) causes autism. There is a time interval between child vaccination and diagnosis of autism. In other words, children are vaccinated at different times in infancy. ASD is often diagnosed early in early childhood. Just because these two events occur at the same time does not mean that one event leads to another event ("Correlation is not equal to causality"). Even media coverage, militant organizations, and even prominent health professionals (directed to authors) have more subjective evidence to frighten people to believe that the vaccine will cause autism Can use