The Vaccine Education Center has compiled the following resources addressing concerns surrounding vaccine safety as it relates to autism. These materials are based on the scientific findings of many scientists studying hundreds of thousands of children on multiple continents. The one clear and consistent finding is that vaccines do not cause autism.
Print materials
- Vaccines and Autism: What you should know – English [PDF, 225KB] | Spanish [PDF, 717KB]
- Thimerosal: What you should know - English [PDF, 193KB] | Spanish [PDF, 209KB]
- Too many vaccines: What you should know - English [PDF, 319KB] | Spanish [PDF, 324KB]
- Aluminum in vaccines: What you should know - English [PDF, 296KB] | Spanish [PDF, 333KB]
- Vaccine ingredients: What you should know - English [PDF, 146KB] | Spanish [PDF, 172KB]
- Recommended immunization schedule: What you should know - English [PDF, 338KB] | Spanish [PDF, 277KB]
- The Facts About Childhood Vaccines – English [PDF, 297KB] | Spanish [PDF, 242KB]
- Vaccine Safety and Your Child booklet – English [PDF, 1.5MB] | Spanish [PDF, 1.8MB]
Webpages
Videos
- Do Vaccines Cause Autism?
- Is the MMR Vaccine Safe?
- Are Combination Vaccines Safe?
- Do Babies Get Too Many Vaccines?
- How Are Vaccines Tested Before They Can Be Given to Kids?
- How Do You Know Whether a Vaccine Has Been Tested Long Enough?
- Vaccine Safety: Separating Fact from Fiction
- Vaccines and Your Baby