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dmallind Donating Member (1000+ posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Fri Jan-28-11 01:02 PM
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The debunking of anti-vax woo is seeping into pop culture.
Edited on Fri Jan-28-11 01:04 PM by dmallind
I am a dedicated player of NTN/Buzztime trivia -the questions that appear on TVs in a lot of pubs and restaurants. While I am generally not a fan of their current event content (usually because it is so linked to vapid pop culture) a question popped up a few days ago that made me smile.

Q: Claims about vaccines' links to __________ have recently been proven false?

You can be sure I got "autism" for the full 1000 pts......
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