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RFK Jr.’s statements about autism and environmental toxins conflict with ample research
Eric Fombonne, an Oregon Health & Science University professor emeritus of psychiatry, said he doesn’t know how researchers would begin to investigate the "environmental toxins" Kennedy mentioned, because doing so requires observing a cluster of cases appearing in a population in a certain time period or within a geographic location.
"To organize a large-scale U.S. effort on behalf of autism and autism epidemiology will take a lot of time," researcher ...
The autism study is planning to link confidential data "with broad coverage in the U.S. population" in one place for the ...
A Massachusetts resident who stars on Netflix's "Love on the Spectrum" is clapping back at comments that Health and Human ...
The National Institutes of Health will provide private health data to researchers for U.S. health chief Robert F. Kennedy Jr.
In just two months as the federal health secretary, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. has made sweeping changes to the Department of ...
The Health and Human Services secretary defended his claims about children with autism that drew backlash last week, saying ...
National Institutes of Health Director Jay Bhattacharya promised that answers and solutions regarding the United States’s ...
The health secretary had claimed that people with autism will never play baseball, go out on dates, pay taxes, write poems, or hold down a job.
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