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"The package is sweeping. It elevates environmental and pharmaceutical exposures to first-class research questions, directs label changes with clinical relevance, and begins to dismantle sacred cows that have stifled honest inquiry for a generation.

The Headline Moves
Trump led with the cultural taboo: acetaminophen. He urged that during pregnancy it be used “only when medically necessary,” warned against reflexive dosing of children “every time they receive a vaccine,” and linked these positions to rising rates of autism that have “destroyed families” and imposed massive social costs. He also called for smaller vaccine doses on a more spread-out schedule, and he previewed a CDC policy modernization: the separation of MMRV into its component measles, mumps, rubella, and varicella vaccinations. He called ending the routine HepB birth dose a “revolution,” arguing that a sexually transmitted infection does not justify a blanket neonatal exposure.

Kennedy matched that candor point for point. He called the decades-long fixation on “the genetics of autism” fruitless by design, the equivalent of studying lung-cancer genomes while banning the word “cigarettes.” He announced that HHS will move on acetaminophen: FDA will require safety-label changes on acetaminophen-containing products, with specific caution in pregnancy and prudent use in children. He insisted on the “lowest effective dose” standards and promised a series of follow-on reports that will examine all plausible contributors—vaccines included—with “no taboos.” Mothers will not be gaslit. The period of neglect is over."