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sarah2403

I've read so much about the mmr jab and one man was concerned it was infact the mmr jab that caused autism who believes this is true my father believes it 100% my son was talking and developing correctly until he had the mmr jab. What does everyone else think about this ? 

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  • Two studies, one in Japan, and one, if I recall correctly, in Denmark, prove, beyond any reasonable level of doubt, that the MMR jab does not cause Autism.

    If I remember the details correctly, the study in Japan compared the incidence rate before, during, and after the MMR jab was given to a population, and though the incidence rate increased whilst the jab was being given it continued to rise after they stopped giving it!

    And, the Denmark study, if my memory is correct, compared the incidence rate between two different populations - one that got the jab, and one that didn't - and there was no significant difference in the incidence rate in the two populations!

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  • Two studies, one in Japan, and one, if I recall correctly, in Denmark, prove, beyond any reasonable level of doubt, that the MMR jab does not cause Autism.

    If I remember the details correctly, the study in Japan compared the incidence rate before, during, and after the MMR jab was given to a population, and though the incidence rate increased whilst the jab was being given it continued to rise after they stopped giving it!

    And, the Denmark study, if my memory is correct, compared the incidence rate between two different populations - one that got the jab, and one that didn't - and there was no significant difference in the incidence rate in the two populations!

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