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Trump administration suggests Tylenol during pregnancy causes autism — REUTERS / pwu404

Autism · United States

Trump administration suggests Tylenol during pregnancy causes autism

52% Center coverage: 765 sources

President Donald Trump suggested Monday that the use of Tylenol during pregnancy may contribute to rising autism rates in the U.S., a potential link experts have studied and say is unproven.See the Story

Almeida Now Corrects and Recognizes that Post-Abortion Syndrome Does Not Exist: “It Is Not a Recognized Scientific Category”

Pedro Sánchez · Madrid

Almeida Now Corrects and Recognizes that Post-Abortion Syndrome Does Not Exist: “It Is Not a Recognized Scientific Category”

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After passing the PP an initiative of Vox that forces to inform women who study abortion about facts not supported by science, the leader unchecks and says that the ultras will not determine the content See the Story

He Went Into the Forest to Observe Chimpanzees, Then Came Out to Protect Them.

London, England · London

He Went Into the Forest to Observe Chimpanzees, Then Came Out to Protect Them.

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Jane Goodall pioneered the study of animal behavior, practically becoming a member of a group of chimpanzees. Initially, science was skeptical, but she made a breakthrough. Later, she became a tireless environmentalist and activist, and visited Hungary several times.See the Story

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