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The Wakefield study was criticized for having a small sample size, nonblind researchers, and it __________.

The Wakefield study was criticized for having a small sample size, nonblind researchers, and it __________.

▸ lacked a control group

▸ ignored that the children in the study were diagnosed with autism before they received their vaccines

▸ ignored that the children in the study also had heart defects that may have come from the vaccines

▸ included data from children that were not a part of the study

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