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Testing Claimed Associations of Prenatal Acetaminophen with Neurodevelopmental Disorders: Re-analysis Using Bias-Correction Methods
ImportanceA 2025 systematic review concluded there was "strong evidence of a likely relationship" between prenatal acetaminophen exposure and neurodevelopmental disorders (NDDs), directly informing a federal health advisory, based on qualitative synthesis without quantitative pooling or bias correct
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