

Acetaminophen Before Age 4: What Parents Need To Know | Dr. William Parker
Do you know what happens when a newborn is given Tylenol? 💊 Today’s guest is former Duke researcher Dr. William Parker, author of Tylenol and Autism. He argues that acetaminophen exposure in babies and young children may contribute to autism in vulnerable kids. We’re digging into the evidence, fevers, and his…

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