New Study Shows Vaccines Cause Brain Changes Found in Autism

New research, published in the journal Acta Neurobiologiae Experimentalis, shows that monkeys given the 1990s vaccine schedule experienced similar brain changes to those seen in children with autism
Researchers used scanning techniques to assess brain growth and function between vaccinated and unvaccinated monkeys, and in vaccinated monkeys before and after the administration of vaccines
Those monkeys exposed to the vaccines had significant changes in brain growth and development .
The editor-in-chief of the journal, Dr. Kris Turlejski, describes the findings as “alarming” as they “support the possibility that there is a link between early immunization and the etiology of autism.”
The same research team has already found that baby monkeys given the hepatitis B vaccine (adjusted for weight) on the first day of life, suffered neurological delays. More about this research can be read here.