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POLL
The Lancet recently retracted the 1998 study that linked autism and the measles-mumps-rubella MMR vaccine because the study's leader acted "dishonestly" and "irresponsibly" in conducting research. Do you think it's likely or not likely the retraction of this study will persuade parents who refused vaccines for their children?
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