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Is Plausibility Established by Facts or Consensus?

By Demetrios Perdikis
Mar 04, 10 02:11PM | 0 comments
From the The Lancet via WebMD. If it’s true that “More rigorous studies have found no link between autism and the MMR vaccine” as the WebMD article reports, then must not all citations referencing causation of autism by the MMR vaccine be stricken from the scientific literature? And if they remain, is it only for [...]
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