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Originally Posted by Bill14564
The simple answer is no, there are no studies that you will agree are credible.
There are dozens if not hundreds of studies
They were performed by professional researchers in respected labs
They were reviewed by experts in the field
They were published in respected journals
They all show no link between vaccines and autism
But because you don't like that result, they are not credible.
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If there is one thing we learned during Covid, it is that Big government, big pharma and the medical industry can not be trusted 100% when their special interest and power are at stake.
They denied that there were any dangerous side effects of the vaccine and that Covid did not pose a serious threat of severe illness to the young and healthy. They also put out a false story about how COVID started in a wet market. Have you noticed that nobody is making that claim anymore?
That being said, there was one seemingly credible study which supported the premise that the MMR vaccine was not dangerous to young children.
A Japanese research study has provided the strongest proof yet that the measles, mumps, and rubella (MMR) vaccination does not cause autism, by showing that rates of autism in Japan continued to rise even after the triple vaccine was withdrawn.
Japanese study is more evidence that MMR does not cause autism - PMC.
But there were also many reports to VAERS that children became very sick including some who became Autistic. Maybe it is just a coincidence that the rates of Autism sky rocketed around the same time that the MMR was rolled out.