Andrew Wakefield’s 1998 study linking vaccines with autism was riddled with holes. All 12 children involved were handpicked, which is antithetical to clinical research. The now-disbarred physician falsified pediatric results cited in the research. Wakefield used microscopic-level stains to make his case; a more reliable molecular method found no evidenc…
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