February 1998: Lancet Publishes Andrew Wakefield’s Autism Study-
The respected medical journal publishes British gastroenterologist Andrew Wakefield’s study suggesting the MMR (Measles Mumps ... more
The respected medical journal publishes British gastroenterologist Andrew Wakefield’s study suggesting the MMR (Measles Mumps ... more
February 1998: Lancet Publishes Andrew Wakefield’s Autism Study-
The respected medical journal publishes British gastroenterologist Andrew Wakefield’s study suggesting the MMR (Measles Mumps Rubella) vaccine caused autism in 8 children out of a sample group of 12. Despite other scientists’ inability to replicate the findings, the story â€" and the fear it inspires in parents â€" spreads. less
The respected medical journal publishes British gastroenterologist Andrew Wakefield’s study suggesting the MMR (Measles Mumps Rubella) vaccine caused autism in 8 children out of a sample group of 12. Despite other scientists’ inability to replicate the findings, the story â€" and the fear it inspires in parents â€" spreads. less
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