US EditionCastilla-La Mancha Is Studying to Bring to the Attorney General's Office the Event of Ciudad Real that Links Vaccines and Autism
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The Board of Communities, the City Council of Ciudad Real, health schools and social associations have requested the intervention of the Public Prosecutor's Office to prevent a congress planned on February 28 that links vaccines with autism in babies. The institutions warn that the event spreads pseudoscience, lacks a scientific basis and poses a risk to public health.
The Government of Castilla-La Mancha is studying to transfer to the Public Prosecutor’s Office the celebration in Ciudad Real of a pseudoscientific meeting, scheduled for February 28, which links vaccines with autism and rare diseases. The Health Department, the City Council of Ciudad Real, the official schools of Doctors, Pharmacists, Nursing, and the associations Autism Spain and Uncommon have joined together to prevent the celebration of the …
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