Tylenol Has Been Linked To Autism

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Tylenol Has Been Linked To Autism

Studies Show A 20-30% Increase  In Autism

For years pregnant women have been told that Tylenol (acetaminophen) is the pain reliever for them.

However, long-term studies now show that taking the commonly suggested medication too often during pregnancy may cause serious harm to unborn children. Studies at the Cleveland Clinic and John Hopkins show a 20-30% increase in autism.

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