Blaming Mothers for Autism Continues to Persist

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The article criticizes the recurring blame placed on mothers for their children's autism, highlighting historical and recent instances, including the Trump administration's false claims linking Tylenol use during pregnancy to autism, and emphasizes the need for supportive research and policies instead of harmful blame and misinformation.
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