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Online Pros And
Cons Of MMR
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For many parents
faced with making a decision over whether to vaccinate their children,
the internet is a key source of information.
Thousands of
articles have been published offering conflicting advice, evidence and
supposition about the possible risks associated with the combined
Measles, Mumps and Rubella vaccine.
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Sky News Online has
compiled the following list of ten of the best sites offering information
on this issue:
The case for
MMR:
The Department of
Health:
www.doh.gov.uk/mmr.htm
The Public Health
Laboratory Service:
www.phls.co.uk
The World Health
Organisation:
www.who.int/vaccines-diseases/safety/infobank/mmr
Results of a study in
Finland into the links between MMR, autism and bowel disease:
www.jr2.ox.ac.uk
Results of a US study
into MMR and autism:
bmj.com
Raising
questions over MMR:
A website for families
of "vaccine-damaged" children:
www.jabs.org.uk
The study by Andrew
Wakefield which first raised fears over MMR jabs:
bmj.com
Advice on how to get
separate jabs for Measles, Mumps and Rubella
www.singlevaccines.com
A site set up by
parents to campaign for more information and research on the issue:
www.desumo.co.uk
The National Autistic
Society which is calling for more research into the issue:
www.nas.org.uk
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