Summary
The CDC changed its website to suggest a potential link between vaccines and autism, despite a lack of scientific evidence. In response, some Democratic-led states are working to safeguard vaccine availability and counter misinformation.
Key Facts
- The CDC's website now suggests vaccines might cause autism.
- There is no scientific evidence supporting a link between vaccines and autism.
- Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. is involved in changing vaccine guidance.
- Some states led by Democrats are taking action to protect vaccine access.
- These states are also taking steps to combat misinformation about vaccines.
