Why do some people still think that vaccines are associated with autism?
The usual suspects…
Vaccines Still Do Not Cause Autism
And yes, the usual suspects includes Secretary RFK, Jr.’s CDC.
He changed the ‘Autism and Vaccines‘ page last year to reflect his worldview that vaccines are associated with autism.
And he recently changed it again.
Did you not notice the latest change?
It is at the very bottom of the page…
And it does nothing to reassure readers that vaccines are not associated with autism, despite Bill Cassidy’s belief that RFK, Jr.’s CDC made a ‘good faith’ change to the page.
Instead, people should continue to ignore RFK, JR.’s CDC if they are seeking advice about vaccines, autism, or most anything else.
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Last Updated on July 24, 2026
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