Majority of Americans Reject Vaccine-Autism Link
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A recent poll has found that a majority of Americans, around 68%, do not believe that childhood vaccines cause autism. This is despite some skepticism expressed by officials in the Trump administration regarding certain vaccines. The poll, conducted by The Washington Post, asked respondents about the statement 'vaccines given to children for diseases like measles, mumps, and rubella cause autism'. Only 13% agreed with this statement, while 19% were unsure.
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