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Obama rebukes Trump’s Tylenol claims: ‘Violence against the truth’ — Julia Demaree Nikhinson - Pool/Getty Images via Getty Images

Barack Obama · United States

Obama rebukes Trump’s Tylenol claims: ‘Violence against the truth’

41% Center coverage: 39 sources

Former President Obama criticized President Trump’s claims linking the use of Tylenol to autism as “violence against the truth,” warning it could harm pregnant women and families with children who are autistic. See the Story

She Never Took Tylenol While Pregnant. All 3 of Her Kids Were Diagnosed with Autism Anyway.

She Never Took Tylenol While Pregnant. All 3 of Her Kids Were Diagnosed with Autism Anyway.

57% Right coverage: 7 sources

President Trump has linked Tylenol to autism. Moms who never took acetaminophen while pregnant have a lot to say about that.See the Story

Researchers Claim First 'Unconditional Proof' of Quantum Advantage. What Happens Next?

Researchers Claim First 'Unconditional Proof' of Quantum Advantage. What Happens Next?

100% Left coverage: 2 sources

The first reported demonstration of “unconditional” quantum advantage has little practical value—but that's perhaps why it matters.See the Story

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