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Health misinformation can have immediate consequences

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When unsupported health claims spread, they can quickly have real impacts on people’s health. A recent example involving Tylenol and autism shows how fast that can happen. Source
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Health misinformation can have immediate consequences

When unsupported health claims spread, they can quickly have real impacts on people’s health. A recent example involving Tylenol and autism shows how fast that can happen. Source

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ScienceUpFirst broke the news on Wednesday, March 18, 2026.
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