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The MMR vaccine has been wrongly linked to autism, but epidemiological research has consistently shown no association between the vaccine and autism
The weight of decades of research and surveillance concludes that the MMR vaccine is safe for the vast majority of recipients and prevents serious, sometimes fatal, diseases—measles, mumps and rubella...
The MMR vaccine has a well-established safety profile: common reactions are mild and transient (fever, rash, injection-site pain), while a small set of rare serious events have been causally linked to...
Raw patient-level data are indispensable for the fullest, independent verification of a drug or vaccine’s efficacy because they allow reanalysis, subgroup exploration, and detection of anomalies that ...
The BMJ, via a multi-part investigation by Brian Deer, documented that the 1998 Lancet paper by Andrew Wakefield misrepresented the medical histories of all 12 children in the study and that Wakefield...