Introduction

Everyone is born, goes to a school, gets a job, or is part of a program that requires him to have medical examinations or receive vaccinations to prevent diseases that could be picked up otherwise.  Because the entire population is involved in vaccines in some way, the suspicions that the MMR vaccine has caused autism relates to everyone.  For those who either firmly believe that the vaccine does cause diseases, such as autism, or have not received the vaccine because of the fear that it will cause autism in the future, they can know that what the vaccine is made of will not be what causes autism in their lives. If autism coincidentally does arise, it will be from some other contributing factor, not the MMR vaccine.