Recent data indicates a significant increase in autism diagnoses, raising concerns among parents. While Trump suggests a link to childhood vaccines, experts argue that improved diagnostic methods are a primary factor in this rise. Long-term studies consistently show no connection between vaccines and autism, asserting the safety of childhood vaccinations.
The original claims linking vaccines to autism stemmed from a discredited study in the 1990s. This research led to widespread fear and vaccine hesitancy, despite being thoroughly debunked. The conversation surrounding vaccines and autism often overlooks the advances in understanding and diagnosing autistic spectrum disorders.
The skepticism towards vaccines has been magnified due to the pandemic, leading to potential public health risks. Experts warn that misinformation can influence parental decisions on vaccinations, potentially harming children's health. Building trust in vaccine safety is crucial for ensuring higher vaccination rates and maintaining public health.
In a recent discussion surrounding autism and vaccines, President-elect Donald Trump highlighted the alarming rise in autism diagnoses, suggesting potential links with childhood vaccines. This statement echoed the controversial views of Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (RFK Jr.), a prominent figure in the anti-vaccine movement. Despite extensive studies disproving any correlation between vaccines and autism, skepticism remains prevalent. Experts emphasize the need for critical examination of rising autism rates by considering improved diagnostic capabilities rather than outdated vaccine narratives. The discourse was brought to the forefront during a recent interview where Trump was questioned about RFK Jr.'s stance on vaccines. Trump acknowledged RFK Jr.'s skepticism and mentioned potential collaboration with pharmaceutical companies, reigniting discussions about vaccine safety. However, it is crucial to recognize that the claim linking vaccines to autism has been debunked multiple times, undermining any rationale for altering childhood vaccination protocols. Additionally, it's important to address the historical context of the vaccine-autism debate. The questionable research by a British doctor in the late 1990s sparked widespread fear, leading to public distrust in vaccines. Despite the study being retracted and the doctor facing professional sanctions, the lingering doubts it created continue to affect parental decisions about vaccinating their children. Current information indicates that autism diagnoses have increased due to better awareness and diagnostic practices, not because of vaccines.TYT, it must be so hard juggling the fact that big pharma is so awful, yet defending them every time you get a chance. Still love you. What is wrong with looking into it? Too bad someone didnt do that with oxys that were studied for years, right?
As someone who has suffered from heavy metals, and who has gotten a lot of vaccines. I just want to say. Fuck right off TYT! I was sick as fuck for a long time now. Completely bedwritten and I was captain of my soccer team when I was a kid. This means that I was very healhy, and due to exposure to toxic chemical soup of our industrial machine, I ended up very ill. I most through time have gotten a substanstial amount of heavy metals in my body, but with the vaccines my health completely plummeted to an absolute zero contemplating suicide. I did heal my self my actively removing toxic heavy metals from my body and focusing on it. Now Im getting better and better, and can see myself completely healed within a couple of years, hopefully. Obviously heavy metals and other toxic elements are getting more and more into our food as such. Its a deadly thing. The point that RFK Jr. has raised is that there is huge amount of heavy metals in the vaccines. Is point is not some crazed bloodlust aganst whatever vaccines, he is acknowledging the fact, that generally, weve poisoned ourselves, and that vaccines is one of the elements can carry vast amounts of heavy metals into our blood stream directly, and this must be checked as a source of the massive amount of illness that we see all over the world. This is just biased and undynamic reporting. Its easily forseen, that you have to backtrack on your blind hate and fear of RFK Jr., and his very reasonable take on the issue of health. Im someone who turned to be a hardcore biodiversity activist because of my opposition to Trump in 2016, but as I turns out now, when this man is actually sounding the alarm on real issues, Im surprised that high-end (supposed to be smart) intellectual types keep hating him, because of his past, or whatever fear or hate you cling on to, even when the man actually starts to legitimately care about stuff. If you are such good loving people who are anti-establishment too, why dont you listen to RFK Jr., when he says that the industries has done all they possibly can to halt any evidence or research into this matter. So why can you say this with a grin and a smirk like its then a radical fringe idea? I thought you were just at least a tiny bit sceptical of the massive power that the industry holds. Its pretty clear that a lot of other people are seeing this now, that they even find it O.K to murder people from this type of industry. Everyone knows they are playing a foul game, and you should know better than start calling RFK Jr. a conspiracy theorist, just because you dont live up to the name of being and actual critic of the powers that be! I hope you read this. I could continue on. But my time is generally wasted in news feeds like this. But again, fuck off, and but your defensives down and listen to these people honestly and dynamically. LAUGHABLE.
Click bait. He’s not putting children in danger. C’mon TYT you can do and have done better!
Honestly, Id put money behind both microplastics and weird food ingredients, being the cause vs. vaccines
