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People seem to embrace the unscientific anti-vaccines opinions pushed by people like Robert F Kennedy Jr. I list out reasons why.
Despite the false claims from Robert F Kennedy Jr and other anti-vaxxers, the scientific facts is vaccines do not cause autism.
Anti-vaccine activist Steve Kirsch is trying to resurrect debunked vaccine tropes from the garbage dump of history.
There have been 164 peer-reviewed, published science articles that show there is no link between vaccines and autism.
Anti-vaccine activists always want a “debate” about vaccine safety and effectiveness, but it is already settled science based on evidence.
I used the ChatGPT artificial intelligence bot to find out if vaccines cause autism. The AI’s answer shows that it’s not anti-vaccine.
A recent paper has been published that shows that rates of autism have tripled over the past 20 years, but it is not related to vaccines.
There was a measles outbreak in Ohio. Of course, almost all of these children did not get their MMR vaccine to prevent it.
Jenny McCarthy was once the MTV drunk college dating game hostess and former “journalist” on The View. I remember when she joined The View – there was widespread condemnation of her hiring from scientists, journalists, and yours truly because of her annoying anti-vaccine rhetoric. Clearly, no one of any note supported her being hired on the View, except for websites like the Age of Pushing Nonsense To Harm Children.
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