Do Vaccines Cause Autism? Check What WHO Says
A spokesperson for the World Health Organisation on Tuesday dismissed claims linking autism to the use of paracetamol during pregnancy, calling the evidence 'inconsistent' and warning against casting doubt on the proven value of life-saving vaccines.
A spokesperson for the World Health Organisation on Tuesday dismissed claims linking autism to the use of paracetamol during pregnancy, calling the evidence "inconsistent" and warning against casting doubt on the proven value of life-saving vaccines, Reuters reported. The statement came a day after former US President Donald Trump publicly connected childhood autism to both vaccines and the use of Tylenol during pregnancy, claims that lack scientific backing but have now resurfaced at the centre of US health discourse. Ultra-Processed Foods Linked to Insomnia, Study Finds.
Do Vaccines Cause Autism?
JUST IN - WHO says 'Vaccines do not cause autism'
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