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Sorry anti-vaxxers. Your kids have a better chance of getting autism if they don’t vaccinate than if they do.
After two studies reporting a possible link between vaccines and autism, researchers have set out to examine whether much larger studies could replicate the findings of the first studies.
These much larger studies, covering thousands of times more children than the first studies, were much better designed and much more "powered" to detect any differences between vaccines and autism.
The balance of evidence strongly indicate that there is no link between vaccines and autism. In fact, recent research has shown a trend towards a lower autism rate with vaccinations.
Data on the MMR Vaccine & Autism | Visualized Health
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not logicalDoubt it.
Never believe the establishment. They only care about the all mighty dollar.
IOW you’ve suspended critical thought. All you do is react because you hate a portion of society.
Sorry anti-vaxxers. Your kids have a better chance of getting autism if they don’t vaccinate than if they do.
After two studies reporting a possible link between vaccines and autism, researchers have set out to examine whether much larger studies could replicate the findings of the first studies.
These much larger studies, covering thousands of times more children than the first studies, were much better designed and much more "powered" to detect any differences between vaccines and autism.
The balance of evidence strongly indicate that there is no link between vaccines and autism. In fact, recent research has shown a trend towards a lower autism rate with vaccinations.
Data on the MMR Vaccine & Autism | Visualized Health
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science > conspiracy theories
This might have to do with education level and autism, and also paternal age and autism. We know that highly educated parents tend to have autism at higher rates than not, and advanced paternal age. Anecdotally, these seem to be the parents who reject vaccines.
Sorry anti-vaxxers. Your kids have a better chance of getting autism if they don’t vaccinate than if they do.
After two studies reporting a possible link between vaccines and autism, researchers have set out to examine whether much larger studies could replicate the findings of the first studies.
These much larger studies, covering thousands of times more children than the first studies, were much better designed and much more "powered" to detect any differences between vaccines and autism.
The balance of evidence strongly indicate that there is no link between vaccines and autism. In fact, recent research has shown a trend towards a lower autism rate with vaccinations.
Data on the MMR Vaccine & Autism | Visualized Health
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science > conspiracy theories
This might have to do with education level and autism, and also paternal age and autism. We know that highly educated parents tend to have autism at higher rates than not, and advanced paternal age. Anecdotally, these seem to be the parents who reject vaccines.
The most vocal anti-vaxxers seem to be far-right conspiracy-minded conservatives with lower education levels who have a knee-jerk reaction against government, and far-left conspiracy-minded liberals with higher education levels who have a knee-jerk reaction against corporations.
It's possible some of them are too lazy to take their kids to the doctor. Uninformed? Not possible if they take the kid to the doctor at all.They are real and they appear to be growing. In the county in Washington state where the measles outbreak was a month or two ago, less than 70% were immunized. Which, of course, is why there was an outbreak.The measles outbreaks we've had in areas with low vaccination rates are real enough. What do you mean?Are anti-vaxxers even real or is it just a made up thing for smug people to complain about?
I just don't see a lot of militant anti-vaxxers around.
Complaining about the elusive anti-vaxxer on social media is like every insufferably smug political centrist's favorite pastime.
Do we know those people were "anti-vaxxers" or just lazy, maybe uninformed?
Possibly even migrants..
Actually, they did a study (in California) where they found the anti-vaxxers were well educated, green party types. Helicopter moms afraid of giving their kids nasty chemicals. Pass the kale.Sorry anti-vaxxers. Your kids have a better chance of getting autism if they don’t vaccinate than if they do.
After two studies reporting a possible link between vaccines and autism, researchers have set out to examine whether much larger studies could replicate the findings of the first studies.
These much larger studies, covering thousands of times more children than the first studies, were much better designed and much more "powered" to detect any differences between vaccines and autism.
The balance of evidence strongly indicate that there is no link between vaccines and autism. In fact, recent research has shown a trend towards a lower autism rate with vaccinations.
Data on the MMR Vaccine & Autism | Visualized Health
science > ideology
science > conspiracy theories
This might have to do with education level and autism, and also paternal age and autism. We know that highly educated parents tend to have autism at higher rates than not, and advanced paternal age. Anecdotally, these seem to be the parents who reject vaccines.
The most vocal anti-vaxxers seem to be far-right conspiracy-minded conservatives with lower education levels who have a knee-jerk reaction against government, and far-left conspiracy-minded liberals with higher education levels who have a knee-jerk reaction against corporations.
Actually, they did a study (in California) where they found the anti-vaxxers were well educated, green party types. Helicopter moms afraid of giving their kids nasty chemicals. Pass the kale.Sorry anti-vaxxers. Your kids have a better chance of getting autism if they don’t vaccinate than if they do.
After two studies reporting a possible link between vaccines and autism, researchers have set out to examine whether much larger studies could replicate the findings of the first studies.
These much larger studies, covering thousands of times more children than the first studies, were much better designed and much more "powered" to detect any differences between vaccines and autism.
The balance of evidence strongly indicate that there is no link between vaccines and autism. In fact, recent research has shown a trend towards a lower autism rate with vaccinations.
Data on the MMR Vaccine & Autism | Visualized Health
science > ideology
science > conspiracy theories
This might have to do with education level and autism, and also paternal age and autism. We know that highly educated parents tend to have autism at higher rates than not, and advanced paternal age. Anecdotally, these seem to be the parents who reject vaccines.
The most vocal anti-vaxxers seem to be far-right conspiracy-minded conservatives with lower education levels who have a knee-jerk reaction against government, and far-left conspiracy-minded liberals with higher education levels who have a knee-jerk reaction against corporations.
Actually, they did a study (in California) where they found the anti-vaxxers were well educated, green party types. Helicopter moms afraid of giving their kids nasty chemicals. Pass the kale.Sorry anti-vaxxers. Your kids have a better chance of getting autism if they don’t vaccinate than if they do.
After two studies reporting a possible link between vaccines and autism, researchers have set out to examine whether much larger studies could replicate the findings of the first studies.
These much larger studies, covering thousands of times more children than the first studies, were much better designed and much more "powered" to detect any differences between vaccines and autism.
The balance of evidence strongly indicate that there is no link between vaccines and autism. In fact, recent research has shown a trend towards a lower autism rate with vaccinations.
Data on the MMR Vaccine & Autism | Visualized Health
science > ideology
science > conspiracy theories
This might have to do with education level and autism, and also paternal age and autism. We know that highly educated parents tend to have autism at higher rates than not, and advanced paternal age. Anecdotally, these seem to be the parents who reject vaccines.
The most vocal anti-vaxxers seem to be far-right conspiracy-minded conservatives with lower education levels who have a knee-jerk reaction against government, and far-left conspiracy-minded liberals with higher education levels who have a knee-jerk reaction against corporations.
I think (I hope) that a larger percentage of kids have escaped that overparenting than you believe.Actually, they did a study (in California) where they found the anti-vaxxers were well educated, green party types. Helicopter moms afraid of giving their kids nasty chemicals. Pass the kale.Sorry anti-vaxxers. Your kids have a better chance of getting autism if they don’t vaccinate than if they do.
After two studies reporting a possible link between vaccines and autism, researchers have set out to examine whether much larger studies could replicate the findings of the first studies.
These much larger studies, covering thousands of times more children than the first studies, were much better designed and much more "powered" to detect any differences between vaccines and autism.
The balance of evidence strongly indicate that there is no link between vaccines and autism. In fact, recent research has shown a trend towards a lower autism rate with vaccinations.
Data on the MMR Vaccine & Autism | Visualized Health
science > ideology
science > conspiracy theories
This might have to do with education level and autism, and also paternal age and autism. We know that highly educated parents tend to have autism at higher rates than not, and advanced paternal age. Anecdotally, these seem to be the parents who reject vaccines.
The most vocal anti-vaxxers seem to be far-right conspiracy-minded conservatives with lower education levels who have a knee-jerk reaction against government, and far-left conspiracy-minded liberals with higher education levels who have a knee-jerk reaction against corporations.
Do not get me started on helicopter parenting. Has basically ruined an entire generation
Actually, they did a study (in California) where they found the anti-vaxxers were well educated, green party types. Helicopter moms afraid of giving their kids nasty chemicals. Pass the kale.Sorry anti-vaxxers. Your kids have a better chance of getting autism if they don’t vaccinate than if they do.
After two studies reporting a possible link between vaccines and autism, researchers have set out to examine whether much larger studies could replicate the findings of the first studies.
These much larger studies, covering thousands of times more children than the first studies, were much better designed and much more "powered" to detect any differences between vaccines and autism.
The balance of evidence strongly indicate that there is no link between vaccines and autism. In fact, recent research has shown a trend towards a lower autism rate with vaccinations.
Data on the MMR Vaccine & Autism | Visualized Health
science > ideology
science > conspiracy theories
This might have to do with education level and autism, and also paternal age and autism. We know that highly educated parents tend to have autism at higher rates than not, and advanced paternal age. Anecdotally, these seem to be the parents who reject vaccines.
The most vocal anti-vaxxers seem to be far-right conspiracy-minded conservatives with lower education levels who have a knee-jerk reaction against government, and far-left conspiracy-minded liberals with higher education levels who have a knee-jerk reaction against corporations.
...and we need our wonderful government to FORCE vaccinations on those fuckers, or imprison them for life. Yippee!!!Actually, they did a study (in California) where they found the anti-vaxxers were well educated, green party types. Helicopter moms afraid of giving their kids nasty chemicals. Pass the kale.Sorry anti-vaxxers. Your kids have a better chance of getting autism if they don’t vaccinate than if they do.
After two studies reporting a possible link between vaccines and autism, researchers have set out to examine whether much larger studies could replicate the findings of the first studies.
These much larger studies, covering thousands of times more children than the first studies, were much better designed and much more "powered" to detect any differences between vaccines and autism.
The balance of evidence strongly indicate that there is no link between vaccines and autism. In fact, recent research has shown a trend towards a lower autism rate with vaccinations.
Data on the MMR Vaccine & Autism | Visualized Health
science > ideology
science > conspiracy theories
This might have to do with education level and autism, and also paternal age and autism. We know that highly educated parents tend to have autism at higher rates than not, and advanced paternal age. Anecdotally, these seem to be the parents who reject vaccines.
The most vocal anti-vaxxers seem to be far-right conspiracy-minded conservatives with lower education levels who have a knee-jerk reaction against government, and far-left conspiracy-minded liberals with higher education levels who have a knee-jerk reaction against corporations.
One of the lowest rates of vaccinations is in Beverly Hills.
If they are too stupid to do it on their own, YES, it is not an option to spread communicable diseases that can have severe outcomes....and we need our wonderful government to FORCE vaccinations on those fuckers, or imprison them for life. Yippee!!!Actually, they did a study (in California) where they found the anti-vaxxers were well educated, green party types. Helicopter moms afraid of giving their kids nasty chemicals. Pass the kale.Sorry anti-vaxxers. Your kids have a better chance of getting autism if they don’t vaccinate than if they do.
After two studies reporting a possible link between vaccines and autism, researchers have set out to examine whether much larger studies could replicate the findings of the first studies.
These much larger studies, covering thousands of times more children than the first studies, were much better designed and much more "powered" to detect any differences between vaccines and autism.
The balance of evidence strongly indicate that there is no link between vaccines and autism. In fact, recent research has shown a trend towards a lower autism rate with vaccinations.
Data on the MMR Vaccine & Autism | Visualized Health
science > ideology
science > conspiracy theories
This might have to do with education level and autism, and also paternal age and autism. We know that highly educated parents tend to have autism at higher rates than not, and advanced paternal age. Anecdotally, these seem to be the parents who reject vaccines.
The most vocal anti-vaxxers seem to be far-right conspiracy-minded conservatives with lower education levels who have a knee-jerk reaction against government, and far-left conspiracy-minded liberals with higher education levels who have a knee-jerk reaction against corporations.
One of the lowest rates of vaccinations is in Beverly Hills.
...and we need our wonderful government to FORCE vaccinations on those fuckers, or imprison them for life. Yippee!!!Actually, they did a study (in California) where they found the anti-vaxxers were well educated, green party types. Helicopter moms afraid of giving their kids nasty chemicals. Pass the kale.Sorry anti-vaxxers. Your kids have a better chance of getting autism if they don’t vaccinate than if they do.
After two studies reporting a possible link between vaccines and autism, researchers have set out to examine whether much larger studies could replicate the findings of the first studies.
These much larger studies, covering thousands of times more children than the first studies, were much better designed and much more "powered" to detect any differences between vaccines and autism.
The balance of evidence strongly indicate that there is no link between vaccines and autism. In fact, recent research has shown a trend towards a lower autism rate with vaccinations.
Data on the MMR Vaccine & Autism | Visualized Health
science > ideology
science > conspiracy theories
This might have to do with education level and autism, and also paternal age and autism. We know that highly educated parents tend to have autism at higher rates than not, and advanced paternal age. Anecdotally, these seem to be the parents who reject vaccines.
The most vocal anti-vaxxers seem to be far-right conspiracy-minded conservatives with lower education levels who have a knee-jerk reaction against government, and far-left conspiracy-minded liberals with higher education levels who have a knee-jerk reaction against corporations.
One of the lowest rates of vaccinations is in Beverly Hills.
You will do well in our Orwellian future....and we need our wonderful government to FORCE vaccinations on those fuckers, or imprison them for life. Yippee!!!Actually, they did a study (in California) where they found the anti-vaxxers were well educated, green party types. Helicopter moms afraid of giving their kids nasty chemicals. Pass the kale.This might have to do with education level and autism, and also paternal age and autism. We know that highly educated parents tend to have autism at higher rates than not, and advanced paternal age. Anecdotally, these seem to be the parents who reject vaccines.
The most vocal anti-vaxxers seem to be far-right conspiracy-minded conservatives with lower education levels who have a knee-jerk reaction against government, and far-left conspiracy-minded liberals with higher education levels who have a knee-jerk reaction against corporations.
One of the lowest rates of vaccinations is in Beverly Hills.
The government forces us to do many things in the name of public safety. It forces us to drive on the right side of the road. It forces us to pay taxes to fund the police and military. It forces airplanes to adhere to mechanical standards. We don’t live in anarchy.
What has happened to my country? It seems to be full of totalitarians gladly accepting government lies. WTF!If they are too stupid to do it on their own, YES, it is not an option to spread communicable diseases that can have severe outcomes....and we need our wonderful government to FORCE vaccinations on those fuckers, or imprison them for life. Yippee!!!Actually, they did a study (in California) where they found the anti-vaxxers were well educated, green party types. Helicopter moms afraid of giving their kids nasty chemicals. Pass the kale.This might have to do with education level and autism, and also paternal age and autism. We know that highly educated parents tend to have autism at higher rates than not, and advanced paternal age. Anecdotally, these seem to be the parents who reject vaccines.
The most vocal anti-vaxxers seem to be far-right conspiracy-minded conservatives with lower education levels who have a knee-jerk reaction against government, and far-left conspiracy-minded liberals with higher education levels who have a knee-jerk reaction against corporations.
One of the lowest rates of vaccinations is in Beverly Hills.
You will do well in our Orwellian future....and we need our wonderful government to FORCE vaccinations on those fuckers, or imprison them for life. Yippee!!!Actually, they did a study (in California) where they found the anti-vaxxers were well educated, green party types. Helicopter moms afraid of giving their kids nasty chemicals. Pass the kale.The most vocal anti-vaxxers seem to be far-right conspiracy-minded conservatives with lower education levels who have a knee-jerk reaction against government, and far-left conspiracy-minded liberals with higher education levels who have a knee-jerk reaction against corporations.
One of the lowest rates of vaccinations is in Beverly Hills.
The government forces us to do many things in the name of public safety. It forces us to drive on the right side of the road. It forces us to pay taxes to fund the police and military. It forces airplanes to adhere to mechanical standards. We don’t live in anarchy.
The thing you silly Statists never learn even though it is abundantly obvious, government can never be trusted to protect the public. Fact is government today protects big corporations and the extreme wealthy, to the detriment of the American public.
Okay...using your logic.You will do well in our Orwellian future....and we need our wonderful government to FORCE vaccinations on those fuckers, or imprison them for life. Yippee!!!Actually, they did a study (in California) where they found the anti-vaxxers were well educated, green party types. Helicopter moms afraid of giving their kids nasty chemicals. Pass the kale.
One of the lowest rates of vaccinations is in Beverly Hills.
The government forces us to do many things in the name of public safety. It forces us to drive on the right side of the road. It forces us to pay taxes to fund the police and military. It forces airplanes to adhere to mechanical standards. We don’t live in anarchy.
The thing you silly Statists never learn even though it is abundantly obvious, government can never be trusted to protect the public. Fact is government today protects big corporations and the extreme wealthy, to the detriment of the American public.
Right. Because every single thing the government has ever done is bad and evil.
Hilarious extremism, Dude!
Now go drive on the left hand side of the road. Don’t let Big Gubmint tell you what to do!
Damn....he nails it.Sorry anti-vaxxers. Your kids have a better chance of getting autism if they don’t vaccinate than if they do.
After two studies reporting a possible link between vaccines and autism, researchers have set out to examine whether much larger studies could replicate the findings of the first studies.
These much larger studies, covering thousands of times more children than the first studies, were much better designed and much more "powered" to detect any differences between vaccines and autism.
The balance of evidence strongly indicate that there is no link between vaccines and autism. In fact, recent research has shown a trend towards a lower autism rate with vaccinations.
Data on the MMR Vaccine & Autism | Visualized Health
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