| I have written extensively about vaccine problems related to the current man-made pandemic filling the world with fear. But a real epidemic exists that no vaccine can fix. In fact, childhood vaccines are at the center of the controversy and many believe they have caused this epidemic. I am speaking of the exponential rise in children diagnosed with autism. Recommended childhood vaccinations given by age 5 have risen from 3 vaccines in 1962 to 10 in 1983 to 38 vaccines in 2018. Autism rates have exploded from 1 in 10,000 children [1960] to 1 in 36 children [2020]. Let me review ten major milestones in the story of vaccines and autism:
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