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MMR Vaccination Does Not Cause Autism

Websites such as Medscape and Medicalnewstoday all say the same thing, that there is no evidence-based material to support the link between autism and vaccines. With no such evidence this type of websites will continue to deny boldly the existence of a link between autism and vaccines. All parents of children with autism instinctively know there is a connection, but just cannot prove it, just cannot point at the one precise source with absolute certainty.

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