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Tylenol and Autism: More to the Story – Dr. Rich SwierClick to open the search input fieldScroll to top
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Tylenol and Autism: More to the Story – Dr. Rich SwierClick to open the search input fieldScroll to top
In 2020, the Atlanta-based U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) said that one in 36 children (approximately four percent of boys and one percent of girls) was estimated to have autism-spectrum disorder, estimates that were significantly higher than those in all previous years. But just five years later, according to the press conference held just weeks ago on September 22, President Trump — in the presence of U.S. Health and Huma
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