Vaccines, Autism, and Public Health

This chapter explores the scientific distinctions between mRNA vaccines and traditional vaccines, addressing common misconceptions about their mechanisms and public health implications. It delves into the alarming rise in autism rates, challenging the belief that improved diagnostics are solely responsible for this increase and discussing other potential contributing factors. The authors call for more unbiased research into the relationship between vaccines and autism, advocating for a thorough investigation of all possible triggers of chronic health issues in children.

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