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New Review Debunks Trump-RFK Jr.’s Tylenol-Autism Myth
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New Review Debunks Trump-RFK Jr.’s Tylenol-Autism Myth
Washington D.C. – In recent months, Trump health secretary RFK Jr., the White House propaganda department, and Donald Trump himself repeatedly made the dubious claim that Tylenol use during pregnancy causes autism – which spread fear among consumers and led to “over half of Republicans (56%) surveyed to say it was “definitely” or “probably” true.” Now, as KFF reports, a “new review and meta-analysis published in The Lancet found no evidence tha…
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