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Can Tylenol exposure in pregnancy raise the risk of autism? Here’s what the science says. - The Boston Globe

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By Kay Lazar Verified, Sarah Rahal Verified
| EIN News
Federal health officials today are expected to warn pregnant women who take acetaminophen, the active ingredient in Tylenol, about an elevated risk of autism in their children. The action comes as part of Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr.’s controversial pledge last April to untangle the roots of autism by the end of September.
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Michigan awards $80K towards rehab of Malcolm X home in Inkster Original

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By Sarah Rahal Verified
| Press and Guide Verified
By Sarah Rahal The Detroit News The state of Michigan has awarded $80,000 to rehab and conduct archaeological documentation of a home in Inkster where civil rights leader and Black nationalist Malcolm X lived in the early 1950s. Led by the nonprofit Project We Hope, Dream, and Believe, the house, located at 4336 Williams Street, will be transformed into a museum to focus on the life and significance of Malcolm X and his advocacy. It also will be turned into a youth learning center.
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'Save Our Lights': What Michigan is doing to preserve state’s iconic lighthouses

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By Sarah Rahal Verified
| Grand Haven Tribune Verified
Standing tall against the sweeping shores of the Great Lakes, Michigan's lighthouses offer more than just a guiding light for sailors past and present — they are storied sentinels of the state's history and beauty. More than 120 lighthouses dot Michigan's 3,288-mile coastline — more than any other state in the country. Yet, the elements continue to weather these iconic structures, some of which now need costly repairs.
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