RFK Jr. says there is an 'autism epidemic.' Is it true?

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• RFK Jr. seeks 'environmental' cause of autism. Scientists say it's not that simple  NPR
• Rising Autism Rates Are Not an ‘Epidemic’  Scientific American
• RFK Jr. lays out new studies on autism, shuts down 'better diagnoses' as a cause  ABC News
• Fact-checking RFK Jr.’s claim that environmental toxins cause autism  PBS
• What Causes Autism? And Is There an Autism Epidemic, as Robert F. Kennedy Jr. Says?  Boston University
• RFK Jr. Misleads on Autism Prevalence, Causes  FactCheck.org
• Why science doesn't support Trump's Tylenol link to autism  DW
• In first news conference as HHS secretary, Kennedy says autism is an epidemic in the US  CNN
• The flimsy evidence behind Trump’s big autism announcement, explained  Vox
• Does Tylenol Cause Autism? RFK Jr. Is Forcing America to Ask the Wrong Question.  Time Magazine
• RFK Jr. calls autism an epidemic: It ‘dwarfs COVID’  The Hill
• RFK Jr. calls rising autism rate an ‘epidemic.’ Researchers call it a ‘good sign’  statnews.com
• Autism rates increased, again. But RFK Jr. diverges from CDC report about the reason.  USA Today
• Robert Kennedy Jr: Could he really revolutionise US healthcare?  BBC
• Is There Really a Chronic Disease Epidemic? It’s Complicated.  The New York Times
• RFK Jr.'s comments on autism draw reactions from parents and experts  ABC News
• RFK Jr. calls autism an 'epidemic' and launches effort to find 'environmental' cause  NPR
• RFK Jr. pledges an answer to the 'autism epidemic' by September  ABC News
• RFK Jr. has a goal to study what's 'behind' autism by September. How realistic is it?  ABC News
• RFK Jr. says government to launch new studies on link between toxins, autism amid pushback  USA Today
• Despite new push on autism research by RFK Jr., Bay Area experts say overwhelming data suggests vaccines are not the cause  ABC7 San Francisco
• RFK Jr. and the CDC Disagree on a Major Autism Study  Time Magazine
• Fact-Checking RFK Jr.'s Claims About Measles, Autism, and Diet  MedPage Today
• RFK Jr. wants to find 'cause' of autism. Here's what people in autism community think  USA Today
• What RFK Jr. Gets Right—and Wrong—About Autism  Tablet Magazine
• What RFK Jr. Doesn’t Understand About Autism  The Atlantic
• ‘Autism Epidemic Runs Rampant,’ New Data Shows 1 in 31 Children Afflicted  U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) (.gov)
• RFK Jr. Knows Amazingly Little About Autism  Mother Jones
• RFK Jr. has questioned rising autism rates. Here's what experts say he gets wrong about the disorder  ABC News
• Many in the autism community say RFK Jr. is pushing harmful and regressive rhetoric about who they are  CNN
• RFK Jr. wants an answer to rising autism rates. Scientists say he’s ignoring some obvious ones  Los Angeles Times
• Trump and Kennedy Spouting Dangerous Autism Misinformation  Autistic Self Advocacy Network
• RFK Jr.'s comments on autism spark outrage among researchers  NPR
• Tylenol, pregnancy and autism: Trump has his 'answer' but what does the science say?  USA Today
• RFK Jr. seeks 'environmental' cause of autism. Scientists say it's not that simple  NPR
• My Son Is Not an Epidemic: A Father Responds to RFK Jr.’s Dangerous Autism Rhetoric  Variety
• Autism Misconceptions Drive National Discussion After RFK Jr. Remarks  Everyday Health
• RFK Jr. Is Using a New Study on Autism Rates to Push His Anti-Vaccine Agenda  Mother Jones
• Autism rate rose, CDC says in report that contradicts RFK Jr. on the reason  The Washington Post
• RFK Jr. declares autism in America as an ‘epidemic’ that ‘dwarfs’ deadly COVID-19 outbreak  New York Post
• Autism Survey CDC RFK Jr. Epidemic  Rev
• RFK Jr.’s Exaggerations on Chronic Disease in Children  FactCheck.org
• RFK Jr calls autism a tragedy. As an autistic journalist, I have thoughts  The Independent
• What RFK Jr. Gets Wrong About Autism  FactCheck.org
• RFK Jr.’s anti-vaxx views also reinforce damaging autism stereotypes, advocates say  Salon.com