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Dr William Parker alleges autism surge tied to cannabis and acetaminophen exposure
Culture Apothecary with Alex Clark
Acetaminophen Before Age 4: What Parents Need To Know | Dr. William Parker
What was said
""The estimation was 30% of black boys in Los Angeles County, California, 30% have autism.""
Dr William Parker claims early data from two sources suggest autism rates are rising fastest in low socioeconomic-status groups. He alleges an estimate that 30% of Black boys in Los Angeles County have autism, and speculates cannabis exposure could increase susceptibility to acetaminophen-related harm.
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- Speaker
- Dr. William Parker · guest
- Programme
- Culture Apothecary with Alex Clark
- Episode
- Acetaminophen Before Age 4: What Parents Need To Know | Dr. William Parker
- Clip time
- 49:29
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