A new report shows the troubling medical impact of the president’s statements. Last September, President Donald Trump took ...

After President Trump told pregnant women not to take Tylenol, orders for it declined among pregnant women who visited emergency rooms, according to new research.

March 6 (Reuters) - Tylenol use among pregnant women fell after U.S. President Donald Trump linked autism to the over-the-counter pain relief medicine, according to an analysis of U.S. emergency room ...

On September 22, 2025, President Donald Trump held a White House briefing in which he announced that his administration would be notifying doctors that the use of acetaminophen, the active ingredient ...

President Trump told pregnant women in September 2025 to avoid Tylenol because taking it would increase their babies' risk of autism: "Taking Tylenol is not good — I'll say it: It's not good." "It ...

New research found that after Trump's comments, Tylenol orders for pregnant women in emergency rooms dropped and ...

President Donald Trump's statements in September about Tylenol use during pregnancy and autism have likely had a real-world impact despite experts and years of evidence disproving any link, a new ...

When President Donald Trump warned pregnant women against using Tylenol by tying it to autism without a proven link, the country listened, a study released Thursday suggests. Orders of acetaminophen, ...

Tylenol use among pregnant women fell after President Donald Trump linked autism to the over-the-counter pain relief medicine, according to an analysis of U.S. emergency room prescribing patterns ...