Vaccination and Autism Controversy

The video discusses the challenges of accessing vaccinations and addresses parental fears about potential autism or severe reactions. It highlights a 1998 study that falsely linked autism to vaccines, which has been discredited and retracted. The CDC, supported by multiple studies, firmly rejects any claims that vaccines cause autism.

What is one reason some parents are hesitant to vaccinate their children?

• They believe vaccines are too expensive.

• They fear their children will develop autism.

• They think vaccines are unnecessary.

• They are unaware of vaccination schedules.

In what year was the study that linked autism to vaccinations published?

• 2010

• 2000

• 1995

• 1998

What happened to the 1998 study that linked autism to vaccinations?

• It was ignored by the scientific community.

• It was discredited and retracted.

• It was confirmed by further research.

• It was updated with new data.

When was the 1998 study retracted?

• 2020

• 2005

• 2010

• 2015

What is the CDC's position on the claim that vaccines cause autism?

• The CDC has not commented on the claim.

• The CDC rejects the claim.

• The CDC is neutral on the claim.

• The CDC supports the claim.