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31% of British Columbians still believe in a debunked MMR-autism link, contributing to rising skepticism about vaccines.
A Research Co. survey reveals rising skepticism about flu and childhood vaccines in British Columbia, fueled by misinformation.
While 59% of Canadians support personal choice for flu vaccination, support for mandatory childhood vaccines has dropped to 67%.
Notably, 31% still believe in a debunked link between the MMR vaccine and autism, reflecting a concerning trend.
These findings underscore the need for public health authorities to counter misinformation and promote vaccine education.
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El 31% de los habitantes de la Columbia Británica todavía cree en un vínculo desmentido entre MMR y el autismo, lo que contribuye al creciente escepticismo sobre las vacunas.