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Trump administration's claims against Tylenol leads to more confusion and concern

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The scientific community is expressing confusion and overwhelming criticism following President Donald Trump and his administration's claim on Monday that acetaminophen — the active ingredient in Tylenol — is linked to autism.
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Listen to medical professionals, not Donald Trump: autism group

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The U.S. president linked autism to Tylenol use during pregnancy, without conclusive evidence. In an interview with Tom Murphy, the executive director of the Autism Alliance of Canada says the claim could have ramifications.
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Debunking Tylenol misinformation and autism links: medical columnist

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Health Canada is responding to new messaging from U.S. President Donald Trump on the use of Tylenol during pregnancy, which he linked to autism in babies, saying there is no conclusive evidence to support that claim. CBC medical...
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Trump paracetamol comments ‘not responsible’, says Swinney

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US president Donald Trump’s comments about paracetamol during pregnancy are “not responsible”, Scotland’s First Minister has said. Mr Trump said this week there had been a “meteoric rise” in cases of autism, which he linked to use of...
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HHS Secretary Robert F. Kennedy addresses CDC report on autism in children

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Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. says the rising autism rates in the U.S. is "catastrophic" for the country. (Scripps News)
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Autism rates in US rise again to 1 in 31 kids, CDC says

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An estimated 1 in 31 U.S. children have autism, the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention reported Tuesday, marking another jump in a long string of increases. (Scripps News)
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Trial begins for Rockland teaching assistant who dunked disabled, nonverbal childrens' heads in pool

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Catherine Rios's colleagues said to Clarkstown Police Rios yelled in the face of a seven-year-old with autism to 'be quiet,' before pushing his head underwater with both her hands. They said Rios then did the same thing to a six-year-old...
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Saskatoon family holding onto hope as they navigate world of 'childhood Alzheimer's'

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Stephanie Mckay and Andre Doucette's son Emmett was diagnosed with a rare disease called Sanfilippo syndrome in 2023. The condition is terminal and often referred to as ‘childhood Alzheimer's.’ While there's no cure, a possible treatment...
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New guidelines aim to warn parents about unproven autism treatments

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The Canadian Pediatric Society has created new guidelines to advise doctors on how to work with parents seeking alternative, sometimes unproven, treatment for children with autism.
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The anti-vaccine movement on social media | The Weekly with Wendy Mesley

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The World Health Organization has declared vaccine hesitancy as one of the top 10 threats to our health. Big social media platforms have been moving to shut anti-vaccination websites down, but now anti-vaxxers are on the move to private...
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Therapy dogs ease kids' hospital nerves

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Research suggests dogs help lower blood pressure, help children with autism, and increase levels of mood-improving hormones like serotonin. Now, therapy dogs are being used to help to calm down kids before they undergo an MRI scan. CBC's...
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Meet the most autism-friendly town in Canada

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The town of Channel-Port aux Basques, N.L., has gone from having zero local resources to becoming the first autism-friendly town in Canada.
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Hickenlooper Responds to Critics Over Vetoing Marijuana Bills

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Colorado Governor John Hickenlooper discusses why he vetoed several marijuana bills, including one allowing for weed tasting rooms and another that added autism to the list of qualifying conditions.
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Colorado Gov. Hickenlooper Defends Marijuana Vetoes

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The Republican reiterated his cautious approach to legalization, despite momentum for more liberalization in a state with some of the most tolerant cannabis laws in the country.
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'We are all different': Carly Fleischmann on new autistic muppet

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The YouTube personality said she wished she had Julia, the new Sesame Street character, when she was growing up
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Fidget spinners flying off shelves

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Fidget spinners are quickly becoming the hottest toy in Canada, even as some schools are banning them
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Sesame Street's groundbreaking muppet

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Some say Julia's character is a more realistic portrayal of an individual with autism than most of the roles we've seen from Hollywood.
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Manitoba chiropractors misleading patients

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A CBC News investigation revealed that some chiropractors in Manitoba may be using misleading advertising to lure patients, including claiming to treat conditions like autism and Alzheimer's
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Turning weakness to strength

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Andreas Souvaliotis, the founder and CEO of Carrot Insights, learned to leverage his autism to propel his business success
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Piecing together the gender jigsaw of autism

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Scientists in the US are seeking to enroll hundreds of families with autistic sons but unaffected daughters in a study looking for genetic clues and protective factors. Autism is at least four times more common in boys than it is in...
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Ben Affleck’s autistic Accountant tops box office

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Ben Affleck stars as Christian Wolff in ‘The Accountant’, an autistic math savant who serves some of the world’s most dangerous crime lords undercover as a trained assassin. Concerned about accurately portraying someone with autism,...
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Teen with Autism Becomes Art Sensation

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Thirteen year-old Niam Jain can't speak. He's autistic. But he's learned to communicate through painting. And art experts are blown away.
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Hi-tech glasses help autistic children recognise emotions

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Researchers at Stanford University in the US are using special glasses to help autistic children recognise and classify emotions. The so-called ‘Autism Glass’ analyses facial expressions – and instantly gives the user an indication of...