MTS
@cremieuxrecueil reveals his new vaccine-autism analysis across dozens of countries and vaccine introductions found no evidence of an autism rate bump anywhere: "When a new vaccine gets added to the schedule, it goes from low usage to very high usage overnight. MMR in California went from ~10% to 90% overnight, then stable at a very high level." "You expect a bump in the autism rate a few years later if vaccines cause autism. We don't see any bump anywhere. I looked at dozens of countries and dozens of vaccine introductions." "There was never any evidence of any bump on new vaccine introduction, or that it would go down when they remove them. No effect from cumulative vaccine numbers either. It's all bupkis."
Crémieux
Fun findings (article soon): For some reason, no one thought to use vaccine introductions to debunk the vaccine-autism link. So I did. I think I've nearly gathered all the public data there is, and it suggests, if anything, vaccines LOWER the risk of autism (nonsignificant).
