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?
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100% safe?
Are people who claim vaccines don't work "zealots"?
On the other side of the coin--I've seen people claim that vaccines don't work at all. That is a clearly incorrect statement.
- Sullivan September 5, 2008 5:39PM
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