Trump's Unsubstantiated Claims Linking Tylenol to Autism
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President Trump falsely claimed that Tylenol and childhood vaccines could cause autism, despite inconclusive scientific evidence, during a recent news conference, prompting concerns about spreading unproven medical advice.
- Trump, Tylenol and Autism The New York Times
- For Trump, Who Has ‘Strong Feelings’ About Autism, the Issue Is Personal The New York Times
- World officials reject Trump claim of link between Tylenol and autism NBC News
- ‘Based on what I feel’: Trump escalates attack on childhood vaccines The Washington Post
- Trump makes unproven claims linking autism to Tylenol use by pregnant women BBC
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