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NIH Director Dr. Jay Bhattacharya made headlines after saying he does not believe vaccines are proven to cause autism. He explained his nuanced position in more detail: “We have this huge increase in autism prevalence.” “I don’t understand how people can so confidently say they know what the answer...

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