Survey Confirms Parents' Fears, Confusion Over Autism
October 03, 2008
October 03, 2008
MELBOURNE, Fla., Oct. 3 -- Florida Institute of Technology issued the following news release:
The first national survey of attitudes toward autism reveals that a small but significant percentage of people still believe the disease is caused by childhood vaccines. The survey of 1000 randomly selected adults was conducted for the Florida Institute of Technology.
Nearly one in four (24 percent) said that because vaccines may cause autism it was safer not to have child . . .
The first national survey of attitudes toward autism reveals that a small but significant percentage of people still believe the disease is caused by childhood vaccines. The survey of 1000 randomly selected adults was conducted for the Florida Institute of Technology.
Nearly one in four (24 percent) said that because vaccines may cause autism it was safer not to have child . . .