Autism And Vaccines: Why People Still Believe The Hype
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Early last month, the now-famous paper by Dr Andrew Wakefield that supposedly linked vaccines to the onset of Autism, was formally retracted by the Lancet, the journal that published it back in 1998. This was a monumental decision, considering it was the conclusions drawn from this paper that launched the firestorm of debate around the safety of vaccines, and likely the cause of the current vaccine crisis.
Even after this retraction showed there never was a link between vaccines and Autism, why do people still believe the hype?
Even after this retraction showed there never was a link between vaccines and Autism, why do people still believe the hype?
