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<h3>Health article</h3>
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Measles Vaccine Not Linked with
Autism, Even in High-Risk Kids Another study has found no link between autism
and the vaccine against measles,
mumps and rubella (called the
MMR vaccine). This time, the finding comes from a study of children at high
risk of developing autism.
Although numerous studies have
shown that vaccines do not cause autism, some parents still believe that
vaccines and autism are related,
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and thus choose to not vaccinate
their kids, researchers say. In the new study,
researchers examined health data
and vaccination records of about 96,000 children who all had older siblings.
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The researchers found that there
was no link between receiving the MMR vaccine and developing autism, even for
the children who had an increased
risk of autism because their older
siblings had been diagnosed with the condition. Other studies have shown that
having an older sibling with autism
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is a risk factor for developing the
condition.The researchers wanted to look at more data on the MMR vaccine and
autism risk because
"despite the research that
shows no link between the MMR vaccine [and autism], parents continue to believe
that the vaccine is contributing
to autism," said study author
Dr. Anjali Jain, of The Lewin Group, a health care consulting firm in Falls
Church, Virginia. "Parents who already
have a child with autism seem
especially prone to this belief," Jain added.
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