Vaxxed Autisme

In 1998 Wakefield published a study in The Lancet suggesting that vaccines caused autism. In 2010 the study was retracted, and Wakefield's UK medical license was revoked due to "ethical violations and a failure to disclose financial conflicts of interest" and for his invention of evidence linking the MMR vaccine to autism.^[1][12] A substantial body of subsequent research has established that there is no link between vaccines and autism.^[13][14][15] Wakefield went on to become a leader in the anti-vaccination movement that his discredited study helped create.^[16]

Del Bigtree, a producer of Vaxxed, was formerly a producer of The Doctors, a daytime US talk show.^[17] The British Medical Journal conducted a study on The Doctors and The Dr Oz Show and concluded with this warning about the shows: "Consumers should be skeptical about any recommendations provided ... as details are limited and only a third to one half of recommendations are based on believable or somewhat believable evidence".^[18]

The movie was produced by Autism Media Channel,^[3] of which Wakefield is a director.^[19]

source: wikipedia https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Vaxxed