Trump administration explores Tylenol's potential link to autism amid ongoing debates

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The Trump administration suggested a possible link between Tylenol use during pregnancy and increased autism risk, prompting the FDA to consider updating labels, despite mixed scientific evidence and ongoing support from medical groups for Tylenol's safety during pregnancy. The administration also announced plans to review a drug called leucovorin for autism symptoms and controversially hinted at vaccine schedule links to autism, contradicting established research.
- Trump admin links Tylenol use in pregnancy to increased risk of autism despite mixed studies ABC News - Breaking News, Latest News and Videos
- FDA will advise doctors about link between autism, acetaminophen use during pregnancy, Trump says CNN
- The drug Trump plans to promote for autism shows real (and fragile) hope The Washington Post
- Kenvue, the Company Behind Tylenol, Tries to Navigate Its Latest Crisis The New York Times
- Live updates: Trump holds briefing on autism with RFK Jr. NBC4 Washington
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