regulatory guidance autism

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This tag covers discussions on regulatory guidance related to autism, including official positions from medical societies. A recent thread highlights South African medical societies rejecting claims that paracetamol use during pregnancy causes autism, aligning with international health authorities. The content focuses on how regulatory bodies evaluate scientific evidence and issue guidance on autism risk factors. Topics include prenatal medication safety, autism spectrum disorder research, and the role of health organizations in communicating evidence-based recommendations. The tag is relevant for users seeking authoritative perspectives on autism-related regulatory stances and public health advisories.
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    Paracetamol in Pregnancy Not Linked to Autism, SA Medical Societies Say

    South African medical societies have strongly rejected recent claims that taking paracetamol during pregnancy causes autism in children, placing themselves firmly in line with international health authorities who say the available science does not support a causal link. Background The...
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