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    Die CDC-Website wurde geändert und enthält nun falsche Behauptungen, die Autismus und Impfungen in Verbindung bringen
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    Die CDC-Website wurde geändert und enthält nun falsche Behauptungen, die Autismus und Impfungen in Verbindung bringen

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    1. PSXer on

      Wait, I’m confused. I thought it was caused by Tylenol? Can’t they make up their mind?

    2. Admirable-Sink-2622 on

      I’m literally breathless with anticipation for the next pandemic. Maybe it’ll finish what the last one didn’t 🙄

    3. HibaHime on

      I lost my Grandfather to Covid because “reliable sources” told him that the vaccine did more damage than the virus.

      In a just world, those pushing medical misinformation would be held accountable. Unfortunately, we DON’T live in such a world.

    5. SuspendeesNutz on

      I think they will eventually rule that autism is caused some some combination of Tylenol, vaccines, and having sex with men under 50.

    6. willfrodo on

      What happens if you report this to the FTC for false information? I’m feeling petty and have 20 mins to burn.

    7. WeirdcoolWilson on

      There aren’t enough words in this language or *any* language to express the depth of my contempt and disgust for this “administration”
      🤦🏼‍♀️

    8. Wihtlore on

      I didn’t get autism from vaccines. I got it because my dad had a borderline obsession with the history of minor and illegitimate royals from the medieval period and convulsively collected stamps.

    9. arrgobon32 on

      OP isn’t even trying to make the (weak) connection to technology by flaring the post with the “Biotech” flair. Bleh

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