After 12 long years debating the safety of the Measles Mumps Rubella (MMR) vaccine across the nation, a key paper by an internationally renowned medical journal linking the three-in-one jab with autism has been retracted. The MMR vaccine, usually given to children at 12 months and again at four years, has been given the all clear by a large number of independent researchers from around the world including the World Health Organization. The exact cause of autism remains unknown but brain development, genetics and environmental factors (such as diet) are being investigatedKids on the coast
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NO LINK BETWEEN MMR VACCINE AND AUTISM
Mar 2010
After 12 long years debating the safety of the Measles Mumps Rubella (MMR) vaccine across the nation, a key paper by an internationally renowned medical journal linking the three-in-one jab with autism has been retracted. The MMR vaccine, usually given to children at 12 months and again at four years, has been given the all clear by a large number of independent researchers from around the world including the World Health Organization. The exact cause of autism remains unknown but brain development, genetics and environmental factors (such as diet) are being investigated
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