Trump administration links acetaminophen use in pregnancy to autism risk

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Trump administration links acetaminophen use in pregnancy to autism risk

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President Donald J. Trump and Administration officials announced advancements in research on the causes of autism and introduced new initiatives to address what they described as an epidemic of diagnoses in recent years.

During the announcement, President Trump stated, "Predictably, the Fake News immediately went into frenzied hyperventilation with their usual smears, distortions, and lies."

The Administration highlighted findings that suggest a possible connection between acetaminophen use during pregnancy—particularly in later stages—and long-term neurological effects in children. This information adds to ongoing discussions about potential environmental or pharmaceutical factors contributing to rising autism rates.

No further details were provided regarding the specific initiatives or next steps planned by the Administration.

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