Controversy and Fact-Checking Surround Trump’s Autism and Vaccine Claims
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The article fact-checks claims made by Donald Trump regarding autism rates, the safety of the MMR vaccine, and a supposed link between Tylenol and autism, with experts confirming that most of Trump's assertions are unsubstantiated or misleading.
- Fact-checking three claims Trump made about autism BBC
- Republican senator publicly questions Trump announcement linking autism to acetaminophen use during pregnancy CNN
- Scientist behind Trump’s Tylenol claims was paid to give evidence against drug maker The Times
- Trump’s escalating attacks on vaccines shock public health leaders The Washington Post
- ‘Autism Doesn’t Need a Cure’: Trump’s Message Rankles People Living With the Disability The New York Times
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