For the past few decades, vaccines have been receiving the blame for being known as the leading cause of the well-known complex brain disorder, autism. However, there has been little to no evidence to support the claims to prove that vaccines do, in fact, lead to a higher risk of autism in children and young adults. Yet with the help of celebrity and political endorsements, this claim of vaccines being the root cause of autism has continued to live on, making it still around in this modern day and age. Since there is no undeniable truth that is able to prove vaccines to be the ultimate cause of autism, a better approach to this age-old problem would be to further investigate autism as well as all of its possible
