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Question 33 of 37 > In 1998, a study (fully retracted in 2010) concluded that there was a possible a link between the measles, mumps, rubella vaccine (MMR), and autism. This study led to significant controversy. Many in the scientific community dismissed the study because it tested only 12 children, an extremely small sample from which to draw an accurate conclusion. The study was repeated many times, but the results could not be verified. In addition, the lead author was discovered to have committed ethical violations. The media reports focused on the original study itself, rather than the conversation that followed. Since then, doctors have noted that fewer people are having their children vaccinated, and the occurance of measles has increased What can be concluded about the resources the public uses to make medical decisions? O The public tends to research all scientific literature before making decisions on medical issues. O Journalism tends to sensationalize single findings rather than reporting on the overall conclusions of the scientific community. Journalism presents in-depth analyses on scientific issues. O The public does not listen to either journalism or scientific consensus when making decisions about medical issues.