Tylenol fallout

[Moon68]

You do realise, this is not ATS?

Doesn't change the truth old chap.

[quintessentone]

You, are a liar.

There are plenty of links in this thread.  I've posted some myself.
I don't know what game you are playing at, but it is VILE.

You are vile with your name calling.

[quintessentone]

Did you miss the reply to you that the CEO is not medically qualified, according to you, to have a medical openion on this product?

I am sure the CEO has qualified medical people that can back up any statement he has to offer the public, unlike Trump.

[Chiefsmom]

You are vile with your name calling.

Really?  Really?   Report me then.

Because I posted the truth.  You lied when you said there were no links in this thread.

[quintessentone]

You do realise, this is not ATS?

I wish ATS was back again so they could do their schtick there and not here.

[BeyondKnowledge]

I am sure the CEO has qualified medical people that can back up any statement he has to offer the public, unlike Trump.

That is quite an assumption that Trump has no qualified medical doctors for advisors.

[Oldcarpy2]

Doesn't change the truth old chap.

What, that I and other posters are "retarded"?

Right back at you, dear boy.

[ANNEE]

You do realize that you're arguing with a bunch of narcissists that are so blinded by their own hubris, so intellectually and emotionally retarded that they find it impossible to get past the orange boogeyman living in their collective heads?

The Boogeyman is a manifestation in your head.

Trump is not.  You mentioned narcissist?

[quintessentone]

That is quite an assumption that Trump has no qualified medical doctors for advisors.

Well, by the fact that Republicans are breaking from Trump and RFK Jr. Tylenol nonsense, I would say that is very telling.

"Thune also questioned the Trump administration’s recent announcement linking Tylenol use in pregnancy to autism in children, saying he was “very concerned” about potential fallout from the announcement. He acknowledged reports from scientists who have long rejected the link between the pain-reliever and autism, saying “science ought to guide these discussions.”The White House did not immediately respond to a request for comment.
 
“There are studies out there that they reference,” he said of the announcement. “But again, I think there are an awful lot of people in the medical community who come to a different conclusion about the use of Tylenol. My view is we ought to be very guarded in making broad assertions and make sure that they are well grounded in science and medicine and where we’re taking the consultation advice of experts in the field and ensuring that these things are all well documented.”
 
Other Republicans have also expressed alarm following Trump’s announcement about Tylenol on Monday, with GOP Sen. Bill Cassidy saying the warning would leave pregnant women with no options to manage their pain.
 Thune, when asked what he could do to push back on Health and Human Services Secretary Robert Kennedy Jr. to change the public discourse, pointed to recent checks from Congress on HHS, like Kennedy testifying before the Senate Finance Committee earlier this month. Thune suggested there should be oversight in assessing medical warnings like the Tylenol announcement and to ensure the decisions are rooted in research.
 
“There needs to be accountability, and there needs to be transparency in this decision-making process, and ensure that it is governed by science,” he said"

Thune breaks with Trump admin over Tylenol, government role in free speech - POLITICO

[ANNEE]

That is quite an assumption that Trump has no qualified medical doctors for advisors.

RFK JR -- enough said.