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And by this point, you've probably heard about Trump's Tylenol thoughts.

Don't take Tylenol. Don't take it. If you just can't, I mean, it's a fight like hell not to take it.

Trump and other officials like RFK Jr.,

they seem convinced that Tylenol causes autism,

that it's responsible for the increase in autism diagnoses

we've seen over the past couple decades.

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