Experts Criticize Trump's Autism and Tylenol Claims Amid Public Confusion
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An autism researcher criticizes President Trump's claims linking acetaminophen use during pregnancy and autism, emphasizing that scientific evidence does not support such a connection, and highlights the safety of the MMR vaccine. The researcher also discusses the limited evidence for leucovorin as a treatment for autism-related speech deficits.
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