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    Vaccines do not cause autism or the diseases they prevent. No studies have found a link between vaccines and autism, as some infants may be born with autism before receiving any vaccines. While some people feel ill after vaccinations, this is often mild and similar to symptoms of the illness, not the illness itself. Vaccines are also not too overwhelming for an infant's immune system and contain only trace amounts of substances that would be harmful in larger doses, making them completely safe.

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    Vaccines do not cause autism or the diseases they prevent. No studies have found a link between vaccines and autism, as some infants may be born with autism before receiving any vaccines. While some people feel ill after vaccinations, this is often mild and similar to symptoms of the illness, not the illness itself. Vaccines are also not too overwhelming for an infant's immune system and contain only trace amounts of substances that would be harmful in larger doses, making them completely safe.

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    Answers to common vaccine misconceptions

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    Vaccines do not cause autism or the diseases they prevent. No studies have found a link between vaccines and autism, as some infants may be born with autism before receiving any vaccines. While some people feel ill after vaccinations, this is often mild and similar to symptoms of the illness, not the illness itself. Vaccines are also not too overwhelming for an infant's immune system and contain only trace amounts of substances that would be harmful in larger doses, making them completely safe.

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    ANSWERS TO 4 OF THE

    MOST COMMON
    MISCONCEPTIONS
    ABOUT VACCINES
    Vaccines DO NOT Vaccines DO NOT cause
    cause autism the disease they are
    meant to prevent
    No studies have found a
    link between a vaccine and Many people think they
    the likehoof of developing get sick after getting the
    vaccine, especially a flu shot.
    autism. Research is showing
    Even with vaccines that
    that infants may be born use weakened live viruses,
    with autism, before any you could experience mild
    vaccinations are given. symptoms similar to the
    illness.
    Vaccines are NOT too
    much for an infant's Vaccines DO NOT contain
    immune system to handle toxins that will harm you
    Some vaccines contain trace
    Infants' immune systems
    amounts of substances that could
    can handle much more
    be harmful in a large dose. These
    than what vaccines give include formaldehyde, aluminum,
    them. They are exposed to and mercury. But the amount
    hundreds of bacteria and used in the vaccines is so small
    viruses every day. that the vaccines are completely
    safe.

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