CNN: Trump says Cuba has ‘virtually no autism.’ That’s news to Cuban doctors

Pa. Amish families experience autism and take Tylenol, experts say

PHILADELPHIA -- Braxton Mitchell has worked with the Amish for 30 years as co-director of the Amish Research Clinic in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. He can say for a fact that autism exists in the community, contrary to President Donald J. Trump’s statement Monday that the Amish have “essentially no autism.”

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WASHINGTON >> President Donald Trump could not have been more emphatic.

HHS Explores Link Between The Amish And Smooth Skin And Wavy Hair

Flanked by Secretary of Health and Human Services Robert F. Kennedy Jr. and other leaders of the free world, President Trump announced on Tuesday a new investigation into a potential link between a popular pain medication and autism.During the briefing, the president pointed out that the Amish are a good example of a people with essentially no autism.What’s so special about the Amish? That’s easy: clean living and a high tolerance for pain. Plus…

‘The Amish have essentially no autism,’ and five other falsehoods from Trump’s press conference - The Boston Globe

From Tylenol cautions to MMR myths, here’s what’s true — and what isn’t — in Trump’s remarks on children’s health.

CNN’s Havana Bureau Chief Reports: Yes, There Is Autism in Cuba Despite Trump’s ‘Bizarre and False’ Claims

After President Donald Trump claimed that Cuba has "virtually no autism," CNN's Havana Bureau Chief Patrick Oppmann called that "bizarre and false."

GOP senator tops Trump's Tylenol tirade

Sen. Ron Johnson of Wisconsin appeared on Newsmax Tuesday, where he offered up a misleading garbage pile of context-free numbers about acetaminophen’s dangers—a day after Donald Trump and Robert ...