Several medical organizations have issued statements expressing concern regarding the Trump administration’s assertion that Tylenol use during pregnancy may increase the risk of autism. These groups, including the American Medical Association and the National Headache Foundation, have refuted the claim, emphasizing the lack of robust scientific evidence to support this association. They highlight the extensive research conducted over decades and the numerous studies that have found no link between Tylenol and autism. Medical professionals are urging further investigation and rigorous scientific analysis to address these concerns.
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