As we're talking about statistics and direction of causality, are there any stats on whether kids…

…sm rates for vaccinated and unvaccinated children are compared. Here, we have our comparison group. They noted that vaccinated children are, in fact, less likely to have autism. A more recent study, just released a few weeks ago, uses updated data from the same source to draw …
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Alan Duval, MBPsS
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As we're talking about statistics and direction of causality, are there any stats on whether kids with autism are also (slightly) more likely to be immune-compromised?
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Written by Alan Duval, MBPsS285 Followers
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Psychology graduate with interests in values and morality, cognition and executive function, and High Functioning Depression. Kiwi living in London, UK.
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