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Arizona autism specialists, researchers say Tylenol question brings spotlight on condition

Tylenol pain-relief pills are shown in La Habra, Calif., Tuesday, Sept. 23. The Trump Administration has warned that acetaminophen use by pregnant women could cause autism while experts disagree. (AP Photo/Jae C. Hong)

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Valley autism specialists, researchers say Tylenol question brings spotlight on condition

Arizona researchers and specialists in autism spectrum disorders are pleased to see more focus on potential causes for neurological condition after President Donald Trump and his administration earlier this week said there was a link involving acetaminophen.

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