Highly acclaimed Madsen study (2002) is the wrong way to determine whether MMR causes autism
Executive summary The Madsen 2002 study is the most widely cited study proving vaccines don’t cause autism. For example, Professor Martin Kulldorff cites this study as proof that vaccines don’t cause autism. But the study is so seriously flawed that it is amazing that anyone still takes this study seriously. The flaws If we want […]
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