CDC Updates Website on Vaccine-Autism Claims

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After years of dismissive messaging, the CDC has acknowledged what many parents have long suspected: There is no conclusive scientific evidence proving that vaccines do not cause autism. The agency’s prior claims often blurred a critical distinction — failing to find evidence of a link is not the same as proving no link exists. With more than 100 peer-reviewed studies suggesting a possible link between vaccines and autism having been largely ignored or downplayed, health authorities are finally being forced to confront the legitimacy of these concerns.