To clarify my comments and your last post. I spent a bit Googling for “157 vaccine autism studies” and finally came up with a scribd.com document listed those studies. (it wasn’t so easy to find, despite what @doomsday says). It’s not that the studies aren’t valid, it’s just that 95% of them don’t actually have anything to do with vaccines and/or autism. It’s literally just a collection of random papers that share some words in common with the big scare words that the anti-vaxxer crowd likes to throw around.
