It's telling when advocates for ignoring science praise this decision, while the Autism science foundation are calling out the administration for false claims in the past.
Trump expected to link autism with Tylenol, experts say more research needed
Sept 22 - President Donald Trump is expected to give a Monday afternoon announcement linking the use of popular over-the-counter pain medication Tylenol to the development of autism during pregnancy, a claim which many doctors dispute.According to researchers, there is no firm evidence of a link between the use of the drug and autism.Shares of Tylenol manufacturer consumer health company Kenvue KVUE.N were down 6% in trading Monday and have lost 17% in September as reports emerged that the administration would link the drug to autism.Speaking to reporters on Sunday night, the president said that he thinks Tylenol use is "a very big factor" in the rise of autism. The announcement could also link vaccines to the condition, Trump said.Many experts, including the CDC, have largely attributed the autism rate increase to widespread screening and the inclusion of a wider range of behaviors to define the condition, leading to the diagnosis of individuals with milder or more subtle signs of au
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