Robert F. Kennedy Jr's controversial assertion linking paracetamol use during pregnancy to autism, recently echoed by Donald Trump, is thoroughly examined and dismissed by leading medical experts.
Leading Australian medical bodies issue urgent warning over Donald Trump's baseless assertions about paracetamol, fearing dangerous consequences for maternal and fetal health.
Former President Donald Trump has endorsed Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s controversial and widely debunked theory linking acetaminophen use and vaccines to autism, drawing sharp criticism from the scientific community.
Johnson & Johnson faces hundreds of lawsuits alleging a link between prenatal Tylenol use and autism or ADHD, as the Trump administration's legal arguments resurface.
In a controversial speech, former President Donald Trump suggested a potential link between acetaminophen use in pregnancy and rising autism rates, sparking immediate debate among medical experts.
Former President Donald Trump has reignited controversy by suggesting a link between acetaminophen use in pregnancy and autism, citing a legal battle and conflicting scientific evidence.
Groundbreaking US court ruling forces Tylenol manufacturers to pay £1.5 billion in compensation after scientific evidence confirms prenatal painkiller use increases autism risk by 20%.
Robert F. Kennedy Jr. alleges a direct link between acetaminophen use in pregnancy and rising autism rates, challenging NHS guidance and igniting a fierce scientific debate.
Groundbreaking research from Harvard University suggests prenatal exposure to paracetamol could significantly increase neurodevelopmental risks, prompting urgent calls for revised medical guidance.
New research suggests that a widely used pain reliever, consumed by over 100 million Americans, may influence moral decision-making, making users more prone to unethical actions like cheating.