Monday, December 1, 2014

It has yet to be proven that vaccination causes autism

Read: more http://www.naturalnews.com/047072_mmr_vaccine_autism_government_coverup.html#

This news article is trying to prove to the public and common reader that vaccination causes autism in children. This is a controversial topic in the medical field. When it comes to health and particularly vaccination, everyone concerns since it is not a prescribed medicine only certain group of patients take it. The title of this article is conclusive in connecting autism with vaccination even though most of the medical research did not find a significant correlation between them.  They should represent the both sides of argument clearly. Also I did not like the language they are using in the title and article. They used “secret documents” in the title to attract the attention of the public. This phrase gives the feeling as if the researchers and health organization are hiding something very important that concerns public health and they are the brave man who is unwrapping the truth.


In the article it was mentioned that CDC, Pediatrics, US government and Merck all admit MMR vaccine causes autism which is not true. In reality, the American Academy of Pediatrics, the CDC, the World Health Organization, and the Institute of Medicine all agree that there's probably no relationship between autism and vaccines. And they question why do so many people remain unconvinced. And the researchers at the National Institute of Mental Health (NIMH) are taking a careful look into parent concerns that vaccines are tied to the disorder since there is a lot of emotion around the issue of autism. That concern is difficult to change for several reasons. Parents are receiving misleading information online or from people around. It is hard for public to understand scientific and medical testing which make it hard to separate good science from bad. And also it is hard for scientists until they can show exactly what causes autism. 

Sameer,

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