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Trump, RFK Jr. link Tylenol to autism

RFK Jr. to link Tylenol to rising autism rates

HHS is expected to warn pregnant people against taking Tylenol except in cases of high fevers — claiming it can increase the risk of autism, POLITICO’s Tim Röhn, Dasha Burns and Carmen Paun report.

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What is leucovorin? Researchers mixed on Trump, RFK Jr.'s potential answer to autism

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What to know about RFK Jr.’s effort to link Tylenol and autism

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Trump, RFK Jr. link Tylenol to autism: Is it? What the science says

President Donald Trump and Robert F. Kennedy Jr. on Sept. 22 revealed their findings of a federal effort to find "the answer to autism," asserting Tylenol was a possible cause of rising autism cases.

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With RFK Jr. behind him, Trump pushes unproven link between Tylenol and autism

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Trump expected to link autism with Tylenol, a claim highly disputed

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Trump links autism with Tylenol, a claim which many doctors dispute

a claim which many doctors dispute.

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Trump links acetaminophen use in pregnancy to autism, without clear evidence

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Breaking down Trump's claims about Tylenol and autism

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Is Tylenol safe to take during pregnancy?

Sept 5 (Reuters) - U.S. Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. plans to announce a link between autism and prenatal exposure to the popular over-the-counter pain and fever medicine Tylenol, sold generically as acetaminophen in the United States and ...

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What is leucovorin? Trump's FDA approves drug to treat autism symptoms

The GlaxoSmithKline drug, which can be taken orally or intravenously, is made by more than half a dozen companies. leucovorin

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The drug Trump plans to promote for autism shows real (and fragile) hope

Leucovorin brings hope as the first potential autism treatment, but with RFK Jr. weighing whether to fast-track approval, scientists worry about trust.