Parents are posting humorous videos on social media about how they knew their child's autism was genetic, in light of the ...

International health agencies have strongly rebuked US President Donald Trump's claims, that acetaminophen, or Tylenol, used during pregnancy may increase the risk of autism.

Medical experts across the country and around the world are pushing back against the unsubstantiated claims Trump and his administration made on Sept. 22 linking autism to Tylenol and vaccines. Autism ...

If the Trump administration's claim about acetaminophen use turns out to be true, then this is not fearmongering. This is a public health reckoning.

Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. or the acting CDC director could create new recommendations without a vote from the ...

The consensus among actual experts based on decades of research is that genetics — not just one gene, but hundreds — play a ...

The president’s outlandish attack on Tylenol for causing autism - Opinion, Their Views | Hawaii Tribune-Herald ...

It was not controversial for news outlets like CBC to report in 2016, and later 2021, on new medical research raising ...

President Donald Trump announced that the FDA will notify physicians that the use of acetaminophen is associated with an increased risk of autism.

Medical scholars say, efforts to find a singular cause for autism has historically led to scrutinizing parents and fueling ...

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An area physician is addressing divisive comments by President Donald Trump tonight to help us better understand the claims.