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Fact Check: Trump's Claim on Autism Cases Among Unvaccinated Amish Children
President Donald Trump shared a claim on social media stating that there are no documented cases of autism among unvaccinated Amish children, referencing a 2010 study. However, this claim is misleading as the study does not link autism diagnoses to vaccination status and does not support the assertion that no unvaccinated Amish children have autism. The claim comes amid a measles outbreak in Pennsylvania's Amish community.
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President Donald Trump shared a claim on social media stating that there are no documented cases of autism among unvaccinated Amish children, referencing a 2010 study. However, this claim is misleading as the study does not link autism diagnoses to vaccination status and does not support the assertion that no unvaccinated Amish children have autism. The claim comes amid a measles outbreak in Pennsylvania's Amish community.
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