
24/09/2025
So, Donald Trump recently said that autism might be linked to taking Tylenol during pregnancy and that vaccines should be spaced out to prevent it. He also said autism can be “fixed” with treatments.
But here’s the thing, these statements aren’t backed by science and actually cause more harm than good.
Misinformation like this can make life tougher for autistic people and their families, and even scare people from using safe medications.
Autism isn’t something broken that needs fixing. It’s just a natural, lifelong difference. What really helps? Kindness, patience, and listening to autistic voices.