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    FDA backs away from RFK Jr.’s claims about drug’s promise for autism patients - Politico

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    The FDA has clarified that leucovorin, approved for a rare genetic condition, lacks evidence for treating autism, distancing itself from claims by RFK Jr. and the Trump administration.

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    1. FDA backs away from RFK Jr.’s claims about drug’s promise for autism patients  Politico
    2. FDA approves leucovorin for rare genetic condition, but not for autism  CNN
    3. Leucovorin lacks evidence to use as autism treatment, FDA says  statnews.com
    4. FDA approves new use of synthetic vitamin B9 — but not for autism symptoms  NBC News
    5. FDA approves Wellcovorin for ultra-rare disease. The Trump admin touted it as a treatment for autism  The Hill

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