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    1. There is no way you can do a study on autism in such a short time, especially when there are no real scientists working on it. Kenvue needs to sue their asses off.

    2. mayancollander on

      Somebody draw a line for this guy to follow to a fucking straight jacket.

    3. swiftfoot_hiker on

      It’s amazing how many adults especially on the maga side, don’t realize that with testing for the spectrum, many of them would fall in the autism spectrum scale. 

      More testing = more results = more people on the spectrum 

      But this administration refuses to see things this way

      Tylenol has been medically tested as safe during pregnancy, he’s putting fear in doubt in people’s heads and In a dangerous way

    4. Study of matched siblings says he’s wrong.

      „Conclusions and Relevance Acetaminophen use during pregnancy was not associated with children’s risk of autism, ADHD, or intellectual disability in sibling control analysis. This suggests that associations observed in other models may have been attributable to familial confounding.“

      https://jamanetwork.com/journals/jama/fullarticle/2817406

    5. I would not be at all surprised if this “study” concludes that Tylenol was the problem but acetaminophen is fine.

    6. Designer-Contract852 on

      Hopefully Tylenol sues him. I’d bet he’s going to peddle snake oil vitamins to pregnant women that he’s invested in and stands to receive huge kickbacks. Grifters gonna grift

    7. JaDonYoutube on

      Kenvue has to be thinking there’s a tort claim here. Now we, the taxpayers, are footing the bill of HHS making a pseudoscience claim and the government trying to defend this stance. Just like the original vaccines report, Tylenol will forever have a black mark associated with it among the crowd who thinks big pharma is poisoning them.

    8. OptimusSublime on

      Johnson and Johnson’s lawyer’s picking out the furnishings to their new boat as we speak.

    9. swahine1123 on

      My son has autism and I did not take any Tylenol while pregnant. Acetaminophen doesn’t do anything for me. I took no pain meds while pregnant. Soooo….no

    10. correlation =\= causality

      RFK Jr, did you know that 100% of the people who drink water eventually die???

    11. I can legitimately draw a link to headaches, depression, anger, hopelessness to this administration.

    12. Jesus wept. So many bazillions of people around the world take Tylenol or its local equivalent (acetaminophen/paracetamol) for aches and pains every day that you could “link” it to literally anything! Did you know that almost 100% of people who’ve stubbed their big toe have also taken Tylenol in the recent past? What’s with that, huh? Huh?

    13. Professional-Can1385 on

      Come on Big Pharma, use your power, influence, and *money* to get Congress to get rid of this guy and put in someone good.

    14. jayfeather31 on

      As someone on the autism spectrum, I just have three words.

      What. The. Fuck.

    15. I did not take any over the counter medications while pregnant, yet I have two sons on the spectrum. It’s genetic, their dad has it.

    16. Anyone ever notice that the common thread between all health-scams is “you’re harming yourself.”? Everything is always about convincing people they’re taking the wrong thing or not taking the right thing.

      None of these people gets a million followers by complaining about microplastics or chemicals in drinking water. Things that individuals have very little choice about but that nonetheless are just as potentially dangerous a vector as anything else.

      It’s all self responsibility stuff repackaged over and over again. Put another way: “blame the victim”.

      “If you’re autistic it’s your mom’s fault.” They love that simple 1:1 relationship of cause and effect. Except actual science has very very little time for that kind of bs.

    17. The main link I am aware of is that every time he talks about autism, I get a headache.

    18. reallygoodbee on

      I knew he was going to set the US back to the 50s, but I didn’t think it’d be the 1750s, holy shit.

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