The Associated Press’ Post

In response to false statements on autism from former President Trump, AP deployed a collaborative team across Health, Washington, and Science to report the facts quickly and responsibly. The coverage corrected misinformation, explained the science, and followed up with context on the political and public health impact — including an exclusive interview with the maker of the drug Trump promoted. With strong planning and smart execution across formats, the reporting drew hundreds of thousands of views and reinforced the value of fact-based journalism. Read more: https://buff.ly/UGfkWsK #BestofAP

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Paul Kotch

Documentation Review at Novartis

11h

Yes!!! More politics on LinkedIn!!!

Mark Hamrick

LinkedIn Top Voice. Economic analyst, survey maven, and trusted resource for Bankrate and beyond. Former president of two associations of journalists, The National Press Club and SABEW.

1h

Thank you.

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Kylie McFerrin

UX Content Strategist | Senior Writer & Ghostwriter | Certified in Google UX Design | Creating Intuitive User Experiences

7h

Good! Thank you, AP. The American public deserves to have correct and accurate information, especially regarding health.

Andrea Hricko

Professor Emerita of Preventive Medicine at USC Keck School of Medicine

1h

Get him off my feed!!

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Sofia T.

Journalist & Photojournalist | International Reporting | Cultural & Social Affairs | Europe & MENA

10h

ChatGPT still hasn’t accepted Trump’s reelection and keeps calling him the ‘former president 😂

Alex Sloan, J.D.

Managing Partner at Coterie Law Group I J.D. from University of Tulsa College of Law | Former reporter at The Countywide & Sun

13h

From “former” President Trump?

Thomas Martin III

🏠 Remote Work Opportunity | Expert in Multi-Health Triggers & Symptoms | Scientific Labs | Manufacturing & Business Skilled pro with hands-on experience in identifying and managing real-world health triggers.

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🌍 What if the real health crisis isn’t outside — but inside our buildings? Most people never realize that poor air pressure, unbalanced ventilation, unverified building practices can silently erode health — especially in medical facilities, offices, & public spaces that should be the safest environments of all. If real estate, hospitality, transportation, and government offices don’t require certified IAQ | IEQ building pressure monitoring & verified safety protocols, they’re knowingly putting workers, travelers, and visitors at risk — not just adults and children with allergies, but also those with impaired organs, asthma, and chronic inflammation. As a licensed microbial and building science assessor (FL #4055), I’ve seen firsthand how these “invisible” hazards continue to affect lives. Awareness alone hasn’t stopped the root-cause nightmare — people are still being exposed to unmonitored, unsafe indoor environments every single day. This isn’t just about comfort — it’s about basic health, productivity, and human rights. It’s time for mandatory IAQ and building pressure standards across all industries that serve the public. #InvisibleWar #IAQ #IEQ #CleanAirMatters #HealthyBuildings #FlHealth #PublicSafety #EnvironmentalJustice

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I'm glad The Associated Press is producing such valuable journalism. The "former" in the post's first sentence needs to be deleted ASAP, though.

Basil C Puglisi

AI Content Strategist | Creator of the Factics Methodology | Driving Digital Growth via SEO, Social Media & Workflow | Business & Event Strategy

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This is the heart of the problem, #FakeNews and political PACs pretending to ne journalism

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Elena Corral

Radio Host, TV Show Creator, Voice Over

8h

“Former?” If only. I wouldn’t take medical or any other advice from such a charlatan.

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