I thought that vaccines do not cause autism. Do they?!
Question: http://www.nationalautismassociation.org...
Answers: http://www.nationalautismassociation.org...
Vaccines do not cause autism.
Read the article very carefully.
"Case documents state that the vaccines administered to the claimant significantly
aggravated an underlying condition that ultimately led to regressive encephalopathy and symptoms of autism."
"Case documents" could refer to an unproven allegation made by a prosecution (though that's not clear in the article).
Repeated studies are clear: there is no link between vaccines and autism. Furthermore, the risk of denying a child a vaccine far, far surpasses the phantom risk of autism.
I think that it is to up in the air. No one knows for sure yet.
idk its so controversial.....
no one knows for sure what exactly causes autism.
I'd believe it. My sons changed after they received theirs. Of course, it runs in the family though. I really think it has to do with something similar in the person's genetics, something that happens differently to them when they are exposed to things that others don't get bothered by.
There are conflicting studies out on the matter right now. One study says there could be a link, the next one says no way. It'll probably be several more years before we know for sure.
I've heard that they are beginning to think that maybe they do have a possible link to autism.
well my mum told me they do. and she's usually right.
Can't you see them (little viruses). They're all around you and if you didn't go to church, you'll get it. BOO!!!
there are some vaccines that scientists believe there is a link to children having autism