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ABOUT US
I'm so glad you are here.
My name is Dr. Judy Hsu, and I am the founder and medical director of Myrostar Health.
Over the years of working as a family physician, I have heard many complaints from patients about how the healthcare system is broken. From poor appointment access to fragmented care, one thing is abundantly clear: many people are not getting their needs met with the current system that we have.
Myrostar Health was created as a response to this growing dissatisfaction. When I first entered medicine, I never thought about opening and running my own clinic. However, after years of practicing in big institutions on the frontline witnessing all the problems firsthand, I came to realize that a different model of care is needed. It was an opportunity for me to offer something that is an alternative to corporate medicine. In essence, I'm taking all the feedback I have heard from patients over the years and making things better in this new clinic. As a patient here, you can expect a different experience in your medical care - one that is rooted in respect, kindness and patience. My goal is to foster a strong therapeutic relationship with you, one conversation at a time.
Direct Primary Care is likely a new concept of care to many of you. I hope the FAQ section will answer most of your questions. If not, please don't hesitate to reach out! I can't wait to showcase what good primary care can do for you and your family.
With gratitude,
Judy Hsu, DO, DipABLM



















![🚫🧠 Myth busted: Tylenol (acetaminophen) does not cause autism. Correlation isn’t causation — and the best evidence says these claims are unfounded.
📚 A massive Swedish cohort study (2.48 million births) found no link to autism when comparing siblings (HR = 0.98) — meaning confounding factors likely explain earlier associations. [Ahlqvist et al., JAMA, 2024] 
🧪 A systematic review of 46 prenatal-acetaminophen studies found only modest associations — but authors warned “association is not causation.” 
🏥 Major medical authorities — including the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists — still endorse Tylenol (in the lowest effective dose, for shortest time) for treating pain and fever during pregnancy. 
🌍 The World Health Organization states: “no conclusive scientific evidence confirming a possible link between autism and acetaminophen use during pregnancy.” 
🔍 Bottom line: It’s scientifically misleading to claim Tylenol “causes” autism. What matters is guarding against misinformation — and letting families make decisions grounded in real data and medical guidance.
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