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Lithium in drinking water and autism risk: What research shows

Lithium in drinking water has been linked to a moderately higher risk of autism spectrum disorder (ASD) in children born to pregnant people exposed to elevated levels. According to a study published in JAMA Pediatrics, those in the highest exposure groups faced a 46% higher risk of an ASD diagnosis compared to those with the lowest exposure. While the association is significant, researchers emphasize that a direct causal link has not been established. This article examines the findings from the Danish study, the complexities of environmental causation, and the potential public health implications of lithium exposure.

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Palestinian taxi driver attack Jerusalem: Survivor tells all

A Palestinian taxi driver recounts the harrowing experience of surviving a violent assault by a right-wing mob in the heart of Jerusalem. This targeted attack occurred as Israel faces escalating protests and social tension over Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's controversial judicial overhaul. The driver describes the terrifying moments when the crowd turned aggressive, leaving him shaken by the sudden surge of hostility. As political divisions deepen across the country, such incidents highlight the growing volatility on the streets. This personal testimony provides a chilling look at the human cost of the current unrest.

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