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Scientists reaffirm no link between Tylenol and autism after Trump warning. · Cyprus Report

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Scientists reaffirm no link between Tylenol and autism after Trump warning.

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Scientists conducted a study that found no evidence linking Tylenol (acetaminophen) usage during pregnancy to an increased risk of autism in children.
The research was prompted by claims made by former President Donald Trump suggesting a potential connection between Tylenol and autism.
Following Trump's statements, there was a noted decrease in Tylenol usage among pregnant individuals.
This latest study adds to a body of research that similarly concludes there is no established relationship between the drug and autism spectrum disorders.
The findings aim to provide reassurance to expectant mothers regarding the safety of Tylenol for pain relief during pregnancy.

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Scientists find no link between Tylenol and autism, again, after Trump warningArs Technica · 21 days ago

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Scientists conducted a study that found no evidence linking Tylenol (acetaminophen) usage during pregnancy to an increased risk of autism in children.
The research was prompted by claims made by former President Donald Trump suggesting a potential connection between Tylenol and autism.
Following Trump's statements, there was a noted decrease in Tylenol usage among pregnant individuals.
This latest study adds to a body of research that similarly concludes there is no established relationship between the drug and autism spectrum disorders.
The findings aim to provide reassurance to expectant mothers regarding the safety of Tylenol for pain relief during pregnancy.

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