Parker alleges Duke grew hostile after Tylenol-autism paper, cites J&J link

What was said

""That's when the administration at the university I worked at, Duke, Duke University, became kind of hostile. And there's, you know, that's we talk about that in the book a lot. And only later I found out that the president and CEO of Duke University at the time was on the board of directors for Johnson and Johnson.""

Dr William Parker says Duke University administrators became hostile after his team published a paper linking acetaminophen to autism. He alleges he later discovered Duke’s then leader sat on Johnson & Johnson’s board, which he argues may be relevant context for the reaction.