Epidemiologist Responds to Trump's Tylenol-Autism Claims

The Trump ReportSeptember 23, 20258 min18,298 views

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Trump's Tylenol and Autism Claims

🎙️ Donald Trump has claimed that Tylenol (paracetamol) is linked to autism and advised pregnant women against taking it.
🗣️ This statement was made at a press conference, with Trump suggesting that certain groups avoiding vaccines and pills have no autism, implying a connection.

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🧠 The claims appear heavily influenced by Robert F. Kennedy Jr. (RFK Jr.) and his

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TylenolAutismDonald TrumpRobert F. Kennedy Jr.ParacetamolEpidemiologyVaccinesPublic Health PolicyAntifaFree Speech

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