A recent peer-reviewed study indicates a concerning correlation between childhood vaccinations and various neurodevelopmental disorders, including a 170% increase in autism diagnoses in vaccinated children. The research, which analyzed data from 47,155 children in Florida's Medicaid program, posits that the vaccination schedule significantly contributes to these higher rates. Key researchers Karl Jablonowski and the authors, Anthony R. Mawson and Binu Jacob, challenge established views on vaccine safety, suggesting that increased vaccination may elevate the risk of disorders like ADHD and epilepsy among vaccinated individuals.
The sheer hazards associated with severe childhood diseases is jaw-dropping,” Jablonowski stated, emphasizing the serious risks of childhood illnesses compared to vaccination.
According to the study, the childhood vaccination schedule is likely a significant contributor to the higher rate of autism and neurodevelopmental conditions in vaccinated children.
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