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An infographic-style image with a cream background, featuring a stylized illustration of an Amish horse-drawn buggy on a rural road, with a farm (barn, silo, windmill) and fields in the background. The graphic presents a claim about a published Amish autism/vaccination study, followed by bullet-pointed details and a clarifying "context" note, framed as a fact-check style rebuttal of the popular claim that unvaccinated Amish children don't get autism.
Text in image: AMISH + AUTISM 330 YEARS LATER... No published case has explicitly documented an unvaccinated Amish child with autism. The Amish became a distinct group in 1693. Published Amish ASD study • 1,899 Amish children screened • 7 ASD cases confirmed • Vaccination histories were collected • The published abstract did not report any confirmed case as completely unvaccinated ! Context: Autism has been documented in Amish children; the statement above refers specifically to the absence of a published case explicitly documenting both autism and zero vaccinations. • Based on Amish origins (1693) and IMFAR 2010 Paper 7336. •
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