Summary
President Trump made comments suggesting Tylenol is linked to autism, which has increased interest in lawsuits against its maker. The announcement prompted more inquiries to a law firm representing people in legal cases against the company. Despite previous court dismissals, the legal team sees Trump's statements as potentially helpful for ongoing appeals.
Key Facts
- President Trump said Tylenol is linked to autism, drawing public attention.
- The statement resulted in increased calls to a law firm handling related lawsuits.
- The lawyer from Keller Postman noted a sharp rise in interest from potential clients.
- Previously, a judge dismissed expert testimonies in related lawsuits, questioning their validity.
- The Trump administration's remarks may aid the legal firm in appealing past court decisions.
- The FDA said it will consider updating the safety label for Tylenol to reflect these discussions.
- Despite the attention, scientific studies have not proven a direct link between Tylenol and autism.
- Acetaminophen, Tylenol's generic name, remains the recommended pain reliever for pregnant women.
