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Speaker 1: Vaccines do not cause autism and there is no link

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Speaker 1: between childhood vaccines and autism. That's the message from Massachusetts

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Speaker 1: Public Health Commissioner Robbie Goldstein. State health officials are calling

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Speaker 1: a new statement on the CDC's website misleading. It suggests

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Speaker 1: saying vaccines do not cause autism is not evidence base,

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Speaker 1: or that studies have failed to rule out a connection

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Speaker 1: between vaccines and autism. Goldstein goes on to say this

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Speaker 1: is factually incorrect, calling vaccines one of the most effective

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Speaker 1: and life saving interventions in the history of medicine and

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Speaker 1: public health. DPH says it's reviewing its website and removing

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Speaker 1: links to CDC content containing false and misleading claims. This

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Speaker 1: CDC change is the latest move by President Trump's Department

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Speaker 1: of Health and Human Services, led by known vaccine skeptic

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Speaker 1: Robert F. Kennedy Junior Brooke McCarthy WBZ, Boston's news radio