一项针对麻疹,疹和红疹疫苗接种和自闭症的基于人口研究的未经调整的分析

Karl Jablonowski1, Brian Hooker2

  • 1Senior Research Scientist, Children's Health Defense, Franklin Lakes, New Jersey, USA.

概括

来自Madsen等的未经调整的结果. 这项研究并不能驳斥麻疹,疹和红疹 (MMR) 疫苗与自闭症之间的联系. 透明度和正确的数据对于这种基础的疫苗研究至关重要.

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