Vaccines do NOT cause autism, do NOT contain aborted fetal cells and do NOT cause allergies or autoimmunity

Extensive scientific research over the past two decades has consistently found no causal link between vaccines and autism. The original claim suggesting such a connection has been thoroughly debunked by multiple large-scale epidemiological studies and meta-analyses.

Additionally, vaccines do not contain aborted fetal cells; rather, some vaccines are developed using cell lines originally derived from fetal cells decades ago, which are maintained in laboratory conditions and are not the same as aborted fetal tissue. Furthermore, vaccines have been rigorously tested for safety and have not been shown to cause allergies or autoimmune diseases. Health authorities such as the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), Autism Science Foundation, and other expert organizations affirm that vaccines are safe and effective, protecting millions of lives without causing these adverse effects.