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Andrew Wakefield

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Andrew Wakefield
A British-born, Canadian-trained physician best known for his controversial work published in The Lancet, which linked the bowel symptoms in children with autism spectrum disorders to the MMR vaccine. Wakefield’s report and the resulting media coverage led to a steep decline in vaccination rates in the UK.


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The outbreak has been blamed on a decline in the number of children receiving two doses of MMR in the decade after Dr Andrew Wakefield published his discredited research linking the triple jab to autism and bowel disease.
Dr Andrew Wakefield had "no training and extremely limited experience" in requesting parental consent for samples taken from children, General Medical Council lawyers said.
 
 
 
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