evidence: An article, published on 11 November 2017 by Mark Sloan on EndAllDisease, claims that "the unvaccinated Amish rarely get cancer, autism or heart disease", attributing the occurrence of these diseases to vaccination. The article recently went viral on Facebook, receiving more than 32,000 shares over the past 4 months. [...] However, a lower prevalence of certain diseases in Amish communities compared to the general population does not support the statement that "the Amish rarely experience learning disabilities, cancer, autism, or heart disease" and "are a shining example of health". Amish lifestyle factors such as diet, reduced smoking, and increased physical activity may partially contribute to the differences in disease prevalence[5]. [...] The claim that "The Amish don’t get autism because they do not vaccinate their children" was previously reviewed by Snopes and rated as false. Other false claims regarding a causal association between vaccines and autism, diabetes, and cancer were previously reviewed by Health Feedback here. Learn more about vaccine safety at the Vaccine Safety Communication eLibrary, maintained by the World Health Organization’s Vaccine Safety Net.