Circumcision causes autism? Team Trump's new claim on Tylenol use
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. courted controversy by asserting an unproven link between infant circumcision, Tylenol use, and autism during a Cabinet meeting. He reiterated discredited theories connecting Tylenol use during pregnancy to autism, despite expert consensus refuting these claims. Kennedy's remarks have renewed concerns about his influence on evidence-based public health policy.
Health Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. courted controversy by asserting an unproven link between infant circumcision, Tylenol use, and autism during a Cabinet meeting. He reiterated discredited theories connecting Tylenol use during pregnancy to autism, despite expert consensus refuting these claims. Kennedy's remarks have renewed concerns about his influence on evidence-based public health policy.
