Autism rates have increased 2,000 percent in one generation (yes, 20 times), stirring parents’ deepest fears, and prompting a search for answers. But what if the upsurge is not what it appears to be?
It’s better diagnosing, health-care, and acceptance of children. It is not, let me repeat, it is not the vaccines that are meant to protect children.
(Source: Los Angeles Times)
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