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  1. The monarch is tied to the country's elite issues, specifically the anti-vaccine craze that began in 1990s England.
  2. Reports detail that Andrew Wakefield falsified medical histories and published a report linking the MMR vaccine to autism.

Andrew Wakefield recommended separating shots in 1998, noting that products would take Merck over a decade to develop.

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Andrew Wakefield recommended separating shots in 1998, noting that products would take Merck over a decade to develop.

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