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What if the rise in autism wasn’t just about better diagnosis or genetics, but something we’re all missing? In this episode, Dr. Ryan and Mrs. Madi Partovi dive deep into the data, history, and controversy behind the autism epidemic and the expansion of the childhood vaccine schedule.

Join us on The Partovi Effect as we ask the questions mainstream medicine won’t touch: Why did autism rates begin to skyrocket at the exact moment the vaccine schedule exploded? Is it really “dangerous misinformation” to investigate this connection, or is it a vital public health question?

Dr. Ryan Partovi and Mrs. Madi Partovi walk you through the evidence, from CDC data and historical trends to the latest studies on vaccine ingredients like aluminum adjuvants. We break down:

• The dramatic rise in autism rates, from 1 in 10,000 to 1 in 31 children, and why this can’t be explained by awareness alone
• The parallel expansion of the childhood vaccine schedule and what the data actually shows
• Environmental factors, genetic susceptibility, and why aluminum exposure stands out in the research
• Why asking tough questions about vaccine safety is NOT misinformation, but necessary for public trust and child health

Whether you’re a parent, a healthcare professional, or just curious about the science, this episode gives you the tools to think critically and make informed decisions.

Key Highlights:

• The real numbers behind the autism surge and vaccine schedule
• What the CDC and mainstream medicine get right-and what they miss
• The science of correlation vs. causation (and why it matters for your family)
• Actionable takeaways for parents and policymakers

Don’t miss this eye-opening conversation that challenges assumptions and puts the facts front and center.

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