For several years now, it’s become a common belief that vaccines are the cause of the rising rate of autism in the general population. In fact, advocacy groups have been calling for an investigation into the connection, believing that there are some overwhelming financial reasons why the medical establishment, pharmaceutical companies and the government would want any link between vaccines and autism to remain undiscovered and unproven. However, research conducted both here in the United States and in foreign countries have been conclusive in their findings that that vaccines do not cause autism. Among those studies are: - A 1999 study that reviewed all known cases of Autism spectrum disorders in certain London districts and compared them with vaccination records. That study found that: ASD cases rose steadily between 1978 and 1999, but … Read entire article »