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Trump, Tylenol and autism: Warning spurs confusion in Michigan. What to know
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On Monday, Trump proclaimed that “taking Tylenol is no good” and discouraged its use by pregnant women and babies.
The Autism Alliance of Michigan estimates there are about 50,000 people in the state diagnosed with autism.
That same study, though, cautioned that the findings didn’t necessarily mean that Tylenol caused autism.
The major cause of autism is genetics — people inheriting a heightened risk of autism from their parents, Mohiuddin said.
That vulnerability begets anxiety.”RelatedThank you to our Michigan Health Watch Sponsors Michigan Health Watch is made possible by generous financial support from our sponsors.
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