Over the last decade, autism has gone from a rare and misunderstood condition to a disorder that may affect as many as 1.5 million Americans. Without a clear explanation in sight, parents and doctors have worked tirelessly to pinpoint the cause of autism, but the answer remains elusive. Are vaccines the missing link?
The vast majority of children in the US are vaccinated. To say it causes autism is like saying that drinking milk, or taking a bath with water causes autism—as the vast majority of children do that too. If it is a genetically predisposed reaction to vaccines—why has no credible peer reviewed research come forth with a validated explanation of how this happens?
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