CDC, autism and vaccine

CDC to study vaccines and autism, despite several studies already finding no link
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) will study whether vaccines cause autism, despite numerous existing studies already showing there is no link.
CDC to Re-Investigate Vaccines and Autism, Despite Decades of Evidence Showing No Link
Under the new leadership of Robert F. Kennedy Jr., the CDC is expected to look into a long-debunked connection between vaccination and autism.
CDC Will Study Whether Vaccines Cause Autism Despite Scientific Consensus
Health and Human Services (HHS) officials led by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. recently confirmed that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) will investigate whether vaccines cause autism. The announcement reignited a longstanding debate over a theory lacking substantial scientific evidence.
CDC eyes vaccines, autism study amid measles outbreak, report says. What to know
The reported plans come amid the largest measles outbreak in years. Experts and officials have stressed vaccination.
CDC’s reported study on vaccines and autism could test RFK Jr.’s pledges to a key senator
Bill Cassidy said RFK Jr. pledged to keep communication lines wide open and to consult with the senator on vaccine policy.
Exclusive-US CDC plans study into vaccines and autism, sources say
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention is planning a large study into potential connections between vaccines and autism, two sources familiar with the matter told Reuters, despite extensive scientific research that has disproven or failed to find evidence of such links.
CDC plans to study link between vaccines and autism as measles cases rise
The CDC plans a study on vaccines and autism as measles cases rise. Experts warn of declining MMR vaccination rates and the risks of preventable diseases.
CDC Intends to Explore Potential Vaccines and Autism Associations
The Infectious Diseases Society of America (IDSA) issued a statement in response to the news of the CDC’s potential study. The group emphasized the proven safety of vaccines and expressed concerns at the diversion of federal research funding from more crucial areas of study, including unknown causes of autism.
CDC will research widely debunked link between vaccines and autism
The CDC is initiating expanded research into understanding autism and widely debunked links between vaccines and autism
Murray says CDC nominee believes ‘lie’ on vaccine-autism link
Dave Weldon, President Trump’s nominee to run the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), told a top Democratic senator that he believes there’s a link between vaccines and autism and that the childhood vaccine schedule puts children in danger due to mercury exposure.
CDC to study vaccines and autism, despite much research showing no link
The U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is preparing to study whether vaccines are linked to autism—despite overwhelming scientific evidence showing no connection.
Under RFK Jr.'s Leadership, CDC Launches Large Study on Vaccines and Autism
The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) is moving forward with a study examining potential connections between ...
The Quiet Assault on Vaccines
In a meeting last month, he reportedly told one senator that routine childhood vaccines were exposing kids to dangerous ...
The White House Withdrew Dave Weldon’s Nomination to Lead the CDC. Here’s What to Know
The White House abruptly withdrew Dr. Dave Weldon's nomination to lead the CDC, canceling his confirmation hearing.
Trump yanks CDC nominee minutes before Senate hearing
Dave Weldon, President Trump's choice to lead the CDC, had in the past pushed a debunked link between the measles vaccine and ...
Trump’s CDC Pick Would Add Another Vaccine Critic in Health Role
A physician who spent decades disparaging the life-saving measles vaccine is poised to be the next head of the largest US ...
Mass. General for Children's Dr. Scott Hadland on there being no link between vaccines and autism
Massachusetts General for Children's Dr. Scott Hadland said there is no known link between vaccines and autism.