Andrew Wakefield

Andrew Wakefield

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Andrew Wakefield is a former physician whose discredited study falsely linked vaccines to autism, a claim that has contributed to widespread misinformation and public concern regarding autism diagnoses.

Born on Sep 28, 1957 (69 years old)

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Canada Canada: Following Kennedy onstage Thursday was Andrew Wakefield, an author of a since-discredited study that linked the MMR vaccine to autism. 2

The Globe and Mail: Kennedy addresses anti-vaccine conference, says they have friend in Trump’s White House

Canada Canada: Andrew Wakefield is known for his fraudulent claims linking the MMR vaccine to autism, which negatively impacted the Lyme vaccine LYMErix. 2

The Globe and Mail: How to stay safe during tick season, according to an expert

United Kingdom United Kingdom: Andrew Wakefield was based in the UK when he linked the MMR vaccine to autism in a 1998 Lancet study that has since been retracted. 2

The Guardian: ‘Viruses don’t know borders’: US anti-vaccine rhetoric could impact global measles crisis | Vaccines and immunisation

Norway Norway: Andrew Wakefield published a study in the late 1990s that falsely linked vaccines to autism. 2

Aftenposten: Kan vi stole på amerikanske helsemyndigheter?

Argentina Argentina: Andrew Wakefield's discredited research falsely linked vaccines to autism and led to his expulsion from the medical community. 2

Clarín: Antivacunas en el Congreso y la hipocresía: chicos no, vacas sí

Kazakhstan Kazakhstan: Andrew Wakefield's 1998 publication sparked the theory linking autism and vaccines, which has since been discredited. 2

Tengri News – major Kazakh news website: педиатр ответила на заявление CDC о вакцинах