Danish researchers claim no link between aluminum in vaccines and 50 health issues, including autism and asthma. But critics say the study used flawed methods and statistical manipulation. Chris Exley, Ph.D., and CHD’s Brian Hooker argue the study failed to compare exposed vs. unexposed groups. Despite this, major media pushed the results even before publication in the Annals of Internal Medicine on July 15.
Study Claiming No Link Between Aluminum in Vaccines and Autism Riddled with Flaws, Critics Say
