Tylenol has long been considered one of the few safe options for expectant mothers to treat fever and pain. Public debate around its safety has intensified following the Trump administration's decision to announce Tylenol could cause autism.
For decades, autism has been a contentious topic in debates around public health. Even as early as the 1990s, the spectrum disorder was claimed to have a connection to vaccines. This allegation has since been debunked, but public anxiety has not eased around how to approach this topic.
So, is there any connection between Tylenol and autism? Click on to discover all you need to know.