18 months vaccine

Yasiris1105 · March 2013

I'm having a battle about if I'm gonna take him to get it or not after reading [and a friend told me about it too] about how that vaccines is highly related to autisim because one of it's ingredients is called timerosal and this contains mercury. What do you think?

northerngirl11 · March 2013

There's a lot of research that has been done and they have yet to find a positive correlation between the vaccines and autism that is significant enough to conclude it is putting children at risk. The risk is very small in comparison to the other risks fo

Pips09 · March 2013

The study that linked vaccines to autism has been totally debunked. Vaccines do not cause autism.

memali26 · March 2013

Pips09:
The study that linked vaccines to autism has been totally debunked. Vaccines do not cause autism.
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Yasiris1105 · March 2013

Sorry to have posted and run hehe I read an article that it said that is because all the vaccines they get before they are 3 which has that ingredient. I know that the one he needs now is to reinforce. I'm still reading and putting things on a balance. I'

Yasiris1105 · March 2013

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babyAutumn · March 2013

Pips09:
The study that linked vaccines to autism has been totally debunked. Vaccines do not cause autism.
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jen4ny · March 2013

The doctor that did the "study" saying vaccines (particularly MMR) are related to autism admitted he made up the data. He has been stripped of his medical license. There is no data supporting a link between vaccines and autism.

bets2011 · March 2013

Not only is there no link between autism and vaccines (even back when vaccines did contain thimerisol), thimerisol was removed from vaccines years ago.

GVSU-04 · March 2013

Ditto everyone else. Also, remember that vaccines also rely n most of the population getting them (herd immunity). diseases like whooping cough are now coming back because people aren't vaccinating. It's is putting people who can't be vaccinated due