keej123
Re the JAMA study, not following your concern.
This is what you write.
” The normal children received that amount of MMR exposure, showing that the exposure itself isn’t the determining cause of autism”
This is where you err, it shows no association at all, your implying that there is an association yet just ‘not in itself” when in fact the study proves that there is no association at all.
Furthermore, if you actually read the study as you claim you did, you would notice there are in fact correlations of lower autism associated with those that were vaccinated. But in reality this has nothing to do with vaccines, only that children that have siblings that were diagnosed with autism are rather to be unvaccinated, yet they have a greater chance of being diagnosed with autism.
Another point the study makes, which the anti vaccine people disagree with is that genetics play a roll, that would diminish the argument they make against vaccines.
“As the prevalence of diagnosed ASD increases, so does the number of children who have siblings diagnosed with ASD,”