“Women deserve full information, not corporate silence.”
Following review of neurodevelopmental risk studies, Kennedy ordered FDA to update pregnancy-warning labels on acetaminophen products. The decision aimed at transparency without restricting access. Pharma groups opposed the change, claiming weak evidence; advocacy groups welcomed acknowledgment of risk. Updated labeling entered Federal Register publication in May 2025.
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28.6% · Low confidence
“We are going to find out what’s causing autism and fund treatments that actually work.”
10% · Low confidence
“GRAS has become a get-out-of-oversight card — we’re closing that loophole.”
37.5% · Low confidence
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11.1% · Low confidence
“We will end secrecy in health agencies — every policy will be transparent to the public.”
13.6% · Low confidence
“We must stop feeding our children industrial sludge and call it food.”
23.1% · Low confidence
“Families deserve answers, not censorship — we follow data wherever it leads.”
47th president of the United States
26.9% community trust · 4465 votes
46th president of the United States
80.1% community trust · 271 votes
Governor of Florida
40% community trust · 160 votes
29th United States Secretary of Defense
15.5% community trust · 110 votes
American businessman
39.8% community trust · 201 votes
Vice President of the United States
20.2% community trust · 208 votes