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CDC replaces website on vaccines and autism

Scientists blast new CDC guidance that links autism and vaccines

Nashville doctors and scientists said recent changes to the U.S. Centers of Disease Control and Prevention's guidance claiming there could be a link between vaccines and autism could pose serious heal...

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The CDC revives debunked 'link' between childhood vaccines and autism

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Without evidence, CDC changes messaging on vaccines and autism

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It’s Official: Vaccines Don’t Not Cause Autism

The CDC is technically correct when it asserts, as it did this week in a surprise update to its website, that “studies have not ruled out the possibility that infant vaccines cause autism.”

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US CDC does a U-turn on autism-vaccine link, Indian doctors reject claims

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Wisconsin health agency says CDC linking vaccines with autism is false

Hinson urges Iowans to talk to doctors about vaccines amid CDC changes

The CDC has alarmed doctors and public health experts by changing language on its website related to vaccines and autism.

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US CDC adopts Kennedy's anti-vaccine views on recast website

The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention recast the vaccine safety section of its website on Wednesday to align with the view of Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. that childhood vaccines cause autism,

C.D.C. Changes Website to Reflect Kennedy’s Vaccine Skepticism

A previous version denied a link between vaccines and autism. It now echoes the doubts about that conclusion voiced by Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.

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Federal vaccine recommendations create confusion for North Texas patients, providers

This year’s respiratory virus season comes with some unique challenges. Experts and providers say they’re worried about how misinformation and confusion about new federal COVID-19 vaccine recommendations will affect vaccination rates,

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How People Feel About Vaccines Is Now Largely Political

A new survey conducted by Pew Research Center highlights some of the biggest issues in the ongoing controversy over vaccines—and shows that politics continues to have an outsized influence on how people think about and make decisions about getting immunized.