The Boston Public Health Commission is telling residents “do not visit CDC.gov” for “reliable, trustworthy” information on vaccines.

In a statement released Nov. 21, Boston Public Health Commissioner Bisola Ojikutu addressed a recent website revision by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention that suggests possible links between vaccines and autism, altering a long-standing public position by the federal agency.

“The statements on the CDC’s website are now false,” Ojikutu said. “They rely upon data that has been revoked by medical journals and debunked by a large body of high-quality research.”

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