MMR Vaccine-Autism Link Debunked Again Amid Declining Vaccination Rates

New research has once again debunked any connection between MMR vaccines and autism, as U.S. public health officials express concern over steadily dropping childhood vaccination rates.

4 Aug, 22:26 — 4 Aug, 22:26

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The IndependentMostly Factual23d ago

Trump linked MMR vaccines to autism. Ties between the two were just debunked again

The results come at a fraught time for U.S. public health, and in particular for childhood vaccinations, including the MMR. Federal data reveals that MMR vaccination rates have been steadily dropping since before the pandemic and cases of life-threatening measles are at a 35-year high

By Julia Musto

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MMR Vaccine-Autism Link Debunked Again Amid Declining Vaccination Rates

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Trump linked MMR vaccines to autism. Ties between the two were just debunked again

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