When is trump to announce this? I read 4ET but past that time now.

Is the Dr oz the one that had a tv show? And he is in admin appointee now and is it really expected his supplement is the miracle drug for autism? Did he create it or invent it?

Anonymous wrote:Autism was discovered in 1911 and the modern definition of Autism came in 1943.

Tylenol wasn’t widely used until the 1950s.

Anyone trying to tell you that Tylenol causes Autism isn’t someone that should be taken seriously.

Wasn’t Tylenol a prescription drug until the 70s?

The problem with this whole thing is that a heroin addict with a brain worm and affinity for dead animals is leading the charge. Royal train wreck of the century is now going to tell us what’s wrong with our kids?

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Anonymous wrote:Autism was discovered in 1911 and the modern definition of Autism came in 1943.

Tylenol wasn’t widely used until the 1950s.

Anyone trying to tell you that Tylenol causes Autism isn’t someone that should be taken seriously.

Wrong it was a prescription drug until 1959 and exploded in popularity in the 1980s with new marketing.

I mean, it’s not the frivolous assertion that people pretend. You can pop on PubMed now and easily find studies showing it inducing autism-like changes in animal models.

How exactly are you detecting autism in mice, again?

And what about the 2.5 million Swedish children in a *prospective cohort study* for 29 years, in which it was definitively shown that Acetaminophen is not associated with autism or any intellectual disability?

Acetaminophen Use During Pregnancy and Children’s Risk of Autism, ADHD, and Intellectual Disability (spoiler: there wasn't any found)
https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/fullarticle/2817406

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Anonymous wrote:Autism was discovered in 1911 and the modern definition of Autism came in 1943.

Tylenol wasn’t widely used until the 1950s.

Anyone trying to tell you that Tylenol causes Autism isn’t someone that should be taken seriously.

Wrong it was a prescription drug until 1959 and exploded in popularity in the 1980s with new marketing.

I mean, it’s not the frivolous assertion that people pretend. You can pop on PubMed now and easily find studies showing it inducing autism-like changes in animal models.

Animals are not human. There have been plenty of findings in animals that didn’t translate to humans.

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Anonymous wrote:Autism was discovered in 1911 and the modern definition of Autism came in 1943.

Tylenol wasn’t widely used until the 1950s.

Anyone trying to tell you that Tylenol causes Autism isn’t someone that should be taken seriously.

Wrong it was a prescription drug until 1959 and exploded in popularity in the 1980s with new marketing.

I mean, it’s not the frivolous assertion that people pretend. You can pop on PubMed now and easily find studies showing it inducing autism-like changes in animal models.

^^"no over the counter ibuprofen in the early 1980s"

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Anonymous wrote:Autism was discovered in 1911 and the modern definition of Autism came in 1943.

Tylenol wasn’t widely used until the 1950s.

Anyone trying to tell you that Tylenol causes Autism isn’t someone that should be taken seriously.

Wrong it was a prescription drug until 1959 and exploded in popularity in the 1980s with new marketing.

What are you talking about? Care to cite that?

There was no over the counter ibuprofen in the 1980s. For fever and pain in children, all you had was aspirin and acetaminophen, and both were readily available over the counter. Acetaminophen pretty much had the market cornered, because aspirin had been flagged as being a risk for poisoning children since the 1960s. https://penntoday.upenn.edu/news/aspirin-poisoning-saftey-caps-history-medication-for-children

What do you think parents were giving their children for fever, ear infections, and the like, in the 1970s and early 1980s? Orange juice?

Ibuprofen first became over the counter in the mid 1980s, and it took a few years to gain ground for people to trust it in children. Acetaminophen was used because it was the trusted and over the counter medication.

Anonymous wrote:Autism was discovered in 1911 and the modern definition of Autism came in 1943.

Tylenol wasn’t widely used until the 1950s.

Anyone trying to tell you that Tylenol causes Autism isn’t someone that should be taken seriously.

Wrong it was a prescription drug until 1959 and exploded in popularity in the 1980s with new marketing.

Autism was discovered in 1911 and the modern definition of Autism came in 1943.

Tylenol wasn’t widely used until the 1950s.

Anyone trying to tell you that Tylenol causes Autism isn’t someone that should be taken seriously.

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Anonymous wrote:is RKFJr's "Tylenol(TM) causes autism" just a shakedown for extortion money from the company?

Is that why he's blaming the brand name and not the common name of acetaminophen?

Lordy, the corruption is breathtaking in this administration.

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Anonymous wrote:In 1980, autism was 2 per 10,000 births

In 2024, autism is 1 per 12 births

Not a shakedown OP.

1) the 1 in 12 number is false
2) Do you suppose a greater understanding of brain science between 1980 and 2024 might have something to do with the ability for better diagnosis?

Autism is defined much more broadly now than it was in 1980. There are lots of people who qualify for a diagnosis now, who wouldn’t have in 1980. Asperger’s used to be a separate diagnosis from Autism. Now there’s just Autism Spectrum Disorder, which includes the entire range, from severely disabled people who will never live independently to people who are rigid thinkers and socially awkward, but are brilliant and capable of great professional success.

Anonymous wrote:Just another way to control women.

No pain control in pregnancy.

Child has autism - it’s your fault mom.

Not to mention the health problems created by mothers high fevers in pregnancy - those will be moms fault too.

This!

Did Melania take Tylenol when pregnant?