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[Not the Onion] Vaccine skepticism has spread to pets. A study said 40% of people thought vaccines could cause dogs to develop autism. (archive.is)
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Bloomberg link

In the new study, the authors surveyed 2,200 people and found 53% had some concern about the safety, efficacy or necessity of canine vaccines. Nearly 40% were concerned that vaccines could cause dogs to develop autism, a theory without any scientific merit.

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[–] Catradora_Stalinism@hexbear.net 10 points 2 years ago

This just further justifies the need for some amount of censorship, people say dumb shit and it causes idiocy like this to happen