Autism and vaccination: The value of the evidence base of a recent meta-analysis

Turville, Christopher; Golden, Isaac

doi:10.1016/j.vaccine.2015.02.002

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2015

DOI: 10.1016/j.vaccine.2015.02.002

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Autism and vaccination: The value of the evidence base of a recent meta-analysis

Christopher Turville

Isaac Golden

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“…However a further analysis demonstrated that because no comparisons were made between fully vaccinated (V) and completely unvaccinated (CUV) children, the review proved only that rates of autism were similar between differently vaccinated cohorts of children [2].…”

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Autism in 2016: the need for answers

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Future research should investigate whether there is a significant difference in the prevalence of autism spectrum disorder among nations with high and low levels of the various types of pollution. A very important goal of the research concerning the interactions between genetic and environmental factors in autism spectrum disorder etiopathogenesis is the identification of vulnerable populations, also in view of proper prevention.

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Autism and vaccination: The value of the evidence base of a recent meta-analysis

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Vaccination and Autism: Evidence and Vaccine Compliance in Australia

Vaccination and Autism: Evidence and Vaccine Compliance in Australia

Autism in 2016: the need for answers

Autism in 2016: the need for answers

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