🚨 Judge Rejects Testimony Linking Prenatal Use of Tylenol to ADHD
Meanwhile, there’s more than a decade-worth of “compelling evidence” that the drug — when administered postnatally to a baby or child — can cause neurodevelopmental injury that can manifest as autism and perhaps other neurodevelopmental disorders, says William Parker, Ph.D.
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Five lawsuits against Tylenol and makers of generic acetaminophen alleging prenatal exposure to the drug can lead to ADHD are likely to be dismissed after a U.S. District Court rejected new evidence supporting a causal link, but a researcher told The Defender “overwhelming” evidence shows Tylenol administered to babies after birth can cause autism.
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