FDA Commissioner Marty Makary: Tylenol, Vaccines & Autism + Fauci, NIH & COVID-19 | PBD 690

This podcast recap is from an interview with Dr. Marty McCrae, the head of the FDA, who discusses the agency's current priorities and major health controversies facing the United States. McCrae outlines the FDA's new approach, which focuses on cutting bureaucratic red tape to expedite approvals for meaningful cures for serious conditions like cancer and Type 1 diabetes, while also committing to fixing the country's food supply. A significant portion of the conversation centers on the COVID-19 pandemic response and the widespread public desire for accountability, particularly regarding Anthony Fauci’s actions and the censorship of data related to vaccine injuries and the virus's origins. The discussion further examines the alarming trend of girls starting puberty at earlier ages, a phenomenon potentially linked to estrogen-like chemicals in the environment, and critiques the medical establishment's past dogma concerning hormone replacement therapies for both women and men. Finally, the interview closes with a sensitive debate about the controversial, yet strongly asserted, link between prenatal use of acetaminophen (Tylenol) and autism spectrum disorder.