Summary
President Donald Trump suggested that pregnant women should avoid taking Tylenol, also known as acetaminophen, as he believes it might be linked to higher autism rates, although experts have not proven this link. He advised women to only use it sparingly if they need to.
Key Facts
- President Trump spoke at the White House about acetaminophen use during pregnancy.
- He suggested a possible link between Tylenol use and higher autism rates, though this is not proven.
- Trump advised pregnant women to avoid acetaminophen throughout their pregnancy.
- He mentioned that women should only take Tylenol if they find it difficult to avoid and then do so sparingly.
- The statement was made during an event to promote better access to medical records for Americans.
- Health and Human Services Secretary Robert F. Kennedy Jr. was also present at the event.
