Vaccines Cause Autism

The false link between vaccines and autism stems from Andrew Wakefield's fraudulent 1998 retracted study, costing him his medical license. Dozens of large-scale studies involving over 2 million children find no causal connection, with a 2019 meta-analysis of 1.25 million participants confirming zero increased risk. This myth has less scientific backing than #3's evolutionary theory, which rests on solid genetic evidence. Actual data shows US measles cases spiked 300% since 2000 due to vaccination drops, yet no controlled study has ever replicated the supposed link, making it 100% unsubstantiated.