Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. further added to the Trump administration’s problematic claims ...

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. criticizes pregnant mothers taking Tylenol to protest Trump, claiming the pain medication could pose ...

Trump and RFK Jr.’s claims linking Tylenol to autism are false, spread fear, and undermine trust in public health. This ...

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has claimed that children who are circumcised have double the rate of autism, most likely because they ...

Sadly, this sort of mischaracterization of research described as “a rigorous scientific framework” (RFK Jr.’s words) isn’t ...

The fake statement played on various claims about autism, Tylenol, vaccines and radiation that Kennedy has made in the past.

Autism — diagnosed in 1 in 31 US children, a rate that's on the rise — affects how people learn, behave, communicate and ...

The Health and Human Services Secretary referred to a video of a woman “gobbling Tylenol with her baby in her placenta” ...

Robert F. Kennedy Jr. pushed an unproven theory that autism is linked to ‘early circumcision’ in boys. The Health and Human ...

Kennedy highlighted studies connecting infant male circumcision to autism risk, citing Tylenol given to manage pain.