Autism and Tylenol: Is There Really a Link — and Why Did Trump Weigh In?

President Donald Trump claimed this week that taking Tylenol (acetaminophen) during pregnancy could be linked to autism. Health experts and medical agencies quickly pushed back, saying there is no proven scientific evidence supporting this claim. Doctors warn that untreated fever during pregnancy is more dangerous than taking Tylenol, and decades of research confirm the medication’s safety.
The World Health Organization and leading health authorities stress that misinformation from political leaders can put lives at risk. Falling vaccination rates and false medical claims are already fueling rising cases of preventable diseases like measles in the U.S. and abroad.

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