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Almost one in four Americans believe misinformation about the cause of autism

Headline via Medical Xpress · first report 11 Nov, 00:20 IST, latest 11 Nov, 00:20 IST

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Nearly a quarter of Americans believe that childhood vaccines and taking acetaminophen (Tylenol) during pregnancy cause autism, despite no evidence to support those claims, a survey published in JAMA Health Forum notes. The findings suggest that…

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