The counter argument for this is that kids who receive more vaccinations see medical professionals more often and the autism cases are being recognized by improved diagnostic criteria.
This falls short as vaccinations have become mandatory. Meaning non-vaccine visits are likely to have remained constant except where illness is indicated. I understand you're simply repeating the common counter point, but the common counter point is full of shit.
The reason they are mandatory is just like COVID was being force down peoples' throats: eradicate the control group
The real answer.
Because without data and a control group...
Same reason (((they))) didn't want to release the data for 75 years.
That could partially explain some of the items on the table, but others are things that cause clear problems that you will notice on your own, like learning disabilities, migraine headaches, and cardiovascular issues.
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