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Why is paramecetol safety so perplexing?

Another study on acetaminophen (known as paramecetol in Denmark) on probability of having a child with autism, this one with over 1.5 million pregnant women, 31k who were exposed to acetaminophen. The HHS Secretary is calling it “garbage in and garbage out” because it showed no link, but in fact, it is a strong study … Continue reading "Why is paramecetol safety so perplexing?"

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  What does an expert say about the risk of autism after infections?

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  Owning up to the potential of organoids

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  The newest most advanced way to study gene x environment interactions

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  Clinical Trials – what you need to know about outcome measures

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  How to capture the real onset patterns of autism

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  What is the evidence that autism is genetic?

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  Calculating a gene x environment interaction in autism

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  Mysteries of Motor Abilities in Autism

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  What can understanding autistic transgender individuals tell us about sex …

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  Autism and disorders of aging

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  Antidepressants do not cause autism

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  Lost in translation: SPARK NS helps scientists with a good idea turn it i…

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  Somebody’s got to do it….it should someone from the autism community.

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  The Mitochondria in a Minute

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  Updates from I-ACC, late prematurity and language development