As of July 2024, almost 20 percent of Republicans and four percent of Democrats surveyed in the United States believed that certain vaccines cause autism. Meanwhile, a majority of Democrats were of the opinion that vaccines are not a cause of autism, and a majority of Republicans were unsure.
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Overall prevalence
State-specific prevalence among four-year-olds
State-specific prevalence among eight-year-olds
Co-occurring intellectual disability
Developmental disability
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