Autism

Organization Emphasizes There's No Scientific Link to Immunization

Published in Vaccine Weekly, April 19th, 2000

The following statement was issued by the organization, Parents of Kids with Infectious Diseases:

[helv] The national [U.S.] parent advocacy organization, PKIDs (Parents of Kids with Infectious Diseases), is committed to protecting our nation's children against diseases that have life-long effects on their health and development.

In response to a U.S. House Government Reform Committee hearing on autism, April 6, 2000, PKIDs voices its support for more resources for autism research and stresses that there is no scientific evidence linking autism to immunization.

"There is a long way to go in understanding autism. As a nation, we...

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