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last month, president Trump and Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. made the bold claim that acetaminophen, which can found in Tylenol , could potentially be linked to an increase in autism, despite there being no evidence to suggest this. Numerous health experts, such as the World Health Organization disagreed with those allegations. That news conference led to millions of people still not understanding the  persistent myths about its causes, symptoms, and treatment. So this morning the jed and jr show will hopefully answer some of your concerns thanks to the help Don Mueller,  President and CEO, of Siskin Children’s Institute who has put together a team of experts to join us for the next two hours.

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<p>last month, president Trump and Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. made the bold claim that acetaminophen, which can found in Tylenol , could potentially be linked to an increase in autism, despite there being no evidence to suggest this.&nbsp;Numerous&nbsp;health experts, such as the World Health Organization disagreed with those allegations. That news conference led to millions of people still not understanding the &nbsp;persistent myths about its causes, symptoms, and treatment. So this morning the jed and jr show will hopefully answer some of your concerns thanks to the help Don Mueller, &nbsp;President and CEO, of Siskin Children&rsquo;s Institute who has put together a team of experts to join us for the next two hours.</p>

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