The CDC is not ignoring declining autism rates in a California County, which are not linked to vaccines. Anti-vaccine influencers misrepresent a study’s results, while wealthy families’ choices lower autism diagnosis likelihood. Vaccination rates in the counties rose as autism rates dropped, debunking any association between vaccines and autism.
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Stephanie Seneff, a Senior Research Scientist at MIT, predicted that half of all children born in 2025 would be autistic due to glyphosate toxicity. However, she clarified that her prediction referred to future children, not those already 12 years old. There is no evidence linking glyphosate to autism, and anti-vaccine influencers present conflicting theories without scientific support.
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Robert F. Kennedy, Jr’s visit to Samoa preceded a measles epidemic, raising suspicions that he may have contributed to the crisis. After vaccination rates dropped due to a vaccine mix-up, Kennedy’s organization spread misinformation about vaccine safety. The epidemic claimed 83 lives, highlighting the dangers of declining vaccination rates. Kennedy’s actions drew criticism and fueled anti-vaccine sentiments.
Steve Kirsch claims to have a secret plan to expose vaccine harms, aiming to raise $100M for a PR campaign. However, the plan is based on debunked anti-vaccine talking points and omits discussion of the risks of natural infection. The topics lack credibility and are meant to discourage vaccination. This plan serves to spread misinformation and fear.
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