Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

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

In 2024, autism is 1 per 12 births

Not a shakedown OP.

Now compare the diagnostic criteria at each year. Double dog dare you.

Can you even cite the difference?

Have you ever noticed how many more personality disorders we have now as compared to several hundred years ago?? Clearly an epidemic!

In other news, possessions and witchcraft cases are WAY down.

Underrated comment.

PS: Everything under this administration is about grift. Never mind the fake patriotism, the faux concerns about children, any of it -- this is about making money off the backs of our citizens, just corrupt to the core.

Anonymous wrote:Appears to have been a shakedown for someone:

Kimberley Clark to acquire Kenvue (the makers of Tylenol) announced today, just a couple of days after the press conference where JFKjr walked back his claims:
https://investors.kenvue.com/financial-news/news-details/2025/Kimberly-Clark-to-Acquire-Kenvue-Creating-a-32-Billion-Global-Health-and-Wellness-Leader/default.aspx

Anonymous wrote:Right after RFK Jr walked back his claims. Really interesting timing isn't it?

Yeah, we sure aren't hearing about problems with Tylenol anymore, are we?

Jeebus.

Anonymous wrote:Want to have a positive impact on autism, then the CDC needs to support of label use of Leucovorin.

Nope, that’s also fake.

Always wrong, never in doubt

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Appears to have been a shakedown for someone:

Kimberley Clark to acquire Kenvue (the makers of Tylenol) announced today, just a couple of days after the press conference where JFKjr walked back his claims:
https://investors.kenvue.com/financial-news/news-details/2025/Kimberly-Clark-to-Acquire-Kenvue-Creating-a-32-Billion-Global-Health-and-Wellness-Leader/default.aspx

Right after RFK Jr walked back his claims. Really interesting timing isn't it?

Hint: Blackrock owns Kimberley Clark which now is purchasing Kenvue / Tylenol at a discount.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:I’m not sure why they keep saying Tylenol and not acetaminophen, maybe it’s a shakedown, maybe they just can’t pronounce big words, maybe they don’t know what they are talking about (because you know, science) or maybe it’s all three.

Trump had a hard time saying it, healthcare providers routinely say Tylenol even if orders say acetaminophen (and will include the brand name version in parentheses oftentimes), and it's shorter to type which is why I typed tylenol.

As for the rest, it's the classic ice cream causes drowning (because ice cream sales are higher and drowning more occurrences in summer)

I don’t know that you’re wrong about this, but note that this winks at RFK-style heterodoxy more than you may appreciate: if autism is drowning and tylenol is ice cream, then the most obvious candidate for summer time is maternal immune activation. And people get mighty prickly when you suggest an immunological component to the cause of autism.

Anonymous wrote:Appears to have been a shakedown for someone:

Kimberley Clark to acquire Kenvue (the makers of Tylenol) announced today, just a couple of days after the press conference where JFKjr walked back his claims:
https://investors.kenvue.com/financial-news/news-details/2025/Kimberly-Clark-to-Acquire-Kenvue-Creating-a-32-Billion-Global-Health-and-Wellness-Leader/default.aspx

Right after RFK Jr walked back his claims. Really interesting timing isn't it?

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:
Welp, those febrile pregnant women are actually proven for that untreated fever to increase their child's risk of autism, so let's see how that goes for them.

With the complete scientific illiteracy in this country, there is little doubt that this stunt will cause an increase in women taking ibuprofen instead, which is decidedly unsafe in pregnancy.

And it will be mostly Republicans harming their children because they are the voters who believe these conservative fools.

Anonymous wrote:I’m not sure why they keep saying Tylenol and not acetaminophen, maybe it’s a shakedown, maybe they just can’t pronounce big words, maybe they don’t know what they are talking about (because you know, science) or maybe it’s all three.

Trump had a hard time saying it, healthcare providers routinely say Tylenol even if orders say acetaminophen (and will include the brand name version in parentheses oftentimes), and it's shorter to type which is why I typed tylenol.

As for the rest, it's the classic ice cream causes drowning (because ice cream sales are higher and drowning more occurrences in summer)