Many doctors and scientists were reeling after President Donald Trump went on TV to insist that pregnant women should never take Tylenol and revive debunked theories about vaccines and autism.

The White House's autism announcement exaggerates links to Tylenol, misleads on vaccines, and sets back the field by ignoring decades of research, scientists say.

Ellerbeck: Mr. Trump called the increase in autism a “horrible, horrible crisis.” He claimed that autism had risen 400 ...

President Donald Trump advised pregnant women not to take Tylenol (acetaminophen) Monday, claiming, contrary to evidence, that it's linked to autism in children.

Acetaminophen has been used for decades in Tylenol and many other over-the-counter medications as a pain and fever reliever ...

President Trump said pregnant women should "fight like hell" to avoid taking the drug, contrary to medical advice.

Banning 7-OH is not only unscientific, it’s reckless. Instead of protecting the public, it will push consumers toward ...

A leading nutrition researcher overturns nutritional myths that have led to fat-shaming in his new book, “Food Intelligence.” Here’s who to blame instead.

Samuel B. Fernandes, an assistant professor of agricultural statistics and quantitative genetics, and his team were honored for developing models that integrate plant physiology and environmental ...

What we eat is packed with hidden chemistry that may hold the key to both disease and health. When the human genome was first ...

And cultures all around the world have different categories of what is and isn’t breakfast food. The Wikipedia page for ...

At this morning’s Atoms4Food event, close to 100 delegates heard how nuclear science and technology – through its many applications in soil and water management, crop improvement and food safety – can ...