The centers for the control and prevention of the disease (CDC) are in the process of launching a large study in possible connections between autism and vaccines, well -known sources are known for Reuters.
The study was not confirmed, and it is unclear how the study would be conducted, the socket reported.
Fox News Digital addressed the US Ministry of Health and Human Services (HHS) and CDC for comment.
CDC plans to start a study in potential connections between vaccines and autism, Reuters states. (East)
CDC admits that there is a parental concern for possible relationships Between autism and vaccines.
“To date, studies still show to vaccine are not associated with ASD [Autism Spectrum Disorder]. CDC knows that some parents and others still have problems, “the agency writes.
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Dr. Nicole Saphier, an associate of the Fox News medical contribution, told Fox News Digital. The decision to start research on a potential relationship is “a notable shift, which is probably stimulated by a permanent public discussion and pressure on transparency.”
CDC admits that there is a parental concern about possible connections between autism and vaccine. (Pavlo Conchar/Sopa Pictures/Lightctocket via Getty Images)
“Historically speaking, the agency claimed that there was no such relationship, citing robust but outdated studies,” she said.
“This move could signal the effort to deal with persistent skepticism, although it is in charge of re -examining.”
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“The outcome depends on the design of the study – rigorous, impartial and transparent methodology will be key to deposition scienceone way or another. Whether the results are going on to someone’s predetermined opinion on the matter is the biggest unknown, “Saphier added.
In his recent member of the outbreak of measles, the outlet of outburst, health and human services, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr., wrote: “We have to deal with communities to understand their concerns, provide culturally competent education and make vaccines easily accessible for all those who want them.” (Andrew Hardik/Getty Images)
In his recent OP-Education Opidemia of measles, HHS secretary Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. Wrote, “… we have a common responsibility for public health protection. This includes the insurance that accurate data on the safety and efficiency of the vaccine is spread.”
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“We have to hang out with communities to understand Their concernProvide culturally competent education and make vaccines easily accessible to anyone who wants them, “Kennedy added.
Reuters contributed to this report.
