Saphier: Vaccines Do Not Cause Autism, MMR Remains Key to Public Health
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During the confirmation hearing for surgeon general nominee Dr. Nicole Saphier, lawmakers pressed whether vaccines cause autism. She said she has not seen credible evidence that vaccines cause autism and affirmed that the MMR vaccine is a crucial tool against measles, highlighting ongoing public debate and vaccine hesitancy amid rising measles cases.
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