Question

according to the article, does the institute of medicine believe there is sufficient evidence to support the claim that vaccines are safe for all children? why or why not? (a) yes, because they issued a report that indicated there is no link between vaccines and autism. (b) yes, because they conducted studies of multiple vaccines and found them to be harmless. (c) no, because they determined that the chicken pox vaccine can lead to illness in some cases. (d) no, because they only tested two vaccines, which is not enough to assert the safety of vaccines. according to the article, which of the following groups or people have perspectives in agreement with one another? (a) the u.s. senate committee on health, education, labor and pensions and robert f. kennedy jr. (b) the centers for disease control and supporters of vaccines (c) the institute of medicine and opponents of vaccines (d) the world health organization and dr. andrew wakefield

Explanation:

1. By reading the text, we can identify the relevant groups with different perspectives.
2. The Institute of Medicine's stance is based on the report they issued regarding the lack - of - link between vaccines and autism.

Answer:

1. A. The U.S. Senate Committee on Health, Education, Labor and Pensions and Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
2. A. Yes, because they issued a report that indicated there is no link between vaccines at autism.