And it suits them to say all of that to normalize it, to say that this is all normal, that it's always been here. But that's not good for our country, and it's not good that the press isn't more inquisitive.
"That it isn't more skeptical."

Recent research indicates that exposure to environmental toxins during early development may contribute to the risk of Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD).

While genetics play a major role, an increasing number of studies are examining how pollutants and chemicals interact with genetic factors to influence neurodevelopment.