Health & Medicine

Autism researchers rebuke Kennedy, form independent advisory group

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Autism researchers and advocates formed an independent advisory group to counter a federal committee that includes members skeptical of vaccine safety despite scientific consensus. This move aims to ensure evidence-based approaches guide autism research and policy. Content creators should highlight the importance of scientific evidence in discussions about vaccines and autism, supporting informed public health practices.

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