@raghu_venugopal It's also remarkable how quick you can find articles that support this "total bullshit" https://t.co/L4NtMnuqcl
Acetaminophen use during pregnancy, behavioral problems, and hyperkinetic disorders.
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The discussions reflect a strong interest in the scientific evidence connecting prenatal acetaminophen exposure to behavioral disorders, with many exemplifying this through references to large cohort studies and calls for caution. The tone varies from cautious skepticism to advocacy for further research, illustrating both concern and engagement with the topic’s scientific and societal significance.
Most discussions acknowledge the studies linking acetaminophen use during pregnancy to behavioral issues, reflecting a general agreement on potential risks.
The tone and language show high curiosity and concern, with many referencing specific studies and urging caution.
The posts demonstrate deep engagement by citing research articles, debating study validity, and urging further investigation.
While some users highlight regulatory and health implications, most discussions remain within academic and personal concern realms, indicating moderate impact.
Abstract in brief
- Acetaminophen is widely used during pregnancy, but research suggests it may act as a hormone disruptor that could impact fetal brain development.
- The study involving over 64,000 children from Denmark found that prenatal exposure to acetaminophen was linked to increased risks of behavioral problems, hyperkinetic disorders, and ADHD diagnoses by age 7.
- The results indicate that the risk is higher with use in multiple trimesters and increasing usage frequency, highlighting potential concerns about the safety of acetaminophen use during pregnancy.]
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Most liked on X and Bluesky@A1an_M @BBCNews Yup, like here. Source: https://t.co/8pDaI9bzzW https://t.co/zDqNGWxZoF
Use of Acetaminophen (Tylenol) is linked to autism & ADHD. Analysis of 64,322 children/mother pairs from Danish National Birth Cohort found significantly higher rates of ADHD and Hyperkenitic Disorder if mothers used acetaminophen during pregnancy. https://t.co/amO6pnZ7cr
@niakatza @VPrasadMDMPH Too few know about link between Tylenol & autism/adhd. Hoping advocate for kids health such as @VPrasadMDMPH or @DrJBhattacharya cld help spread the word. Evidence is substantial https://t.co/amO6pnZ7cr https://t.co/S6WH3mt6zl https://t.co/bvHqzBnQCx https://t.co/py2v1F44wS
Use of Tylenol (#acetaminophen/paracetamol) is linked to #ADHD and autism. Analysis of 64,322 children/mother pairs from Danish Birth Cohort found significantly higher rates of ADHD and Hyperkenitic Disorder if mother used acetaminophen during pregnancy.https://t.co/amO6pnHvNR
@mtlgazette Your article actually admits there is a number of studies liking Tylenol to autism. So Kennedy could be correct. You never actually de-bunked any of those studies with science, just opinion. Parents should be warned until we know more. Source: https://t.co/8pDaI9bzzW https://t.co/4DsaO3UuO4
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Acetaminophen Use in Pregnancy and Child Neurodevelopment Risks
Several studies suggest that acetaminophen use during pregnancy might increase the risk of neurodevelopmental disorders. This video explores research findings related to autism and ADHD in children exposed to…
Investigating Tylenol's Potential Risks During Pregnancy
Donald Trump recently claimed that Tylenol could cause autism if used during pregnancy. This video explores the scientific studies on acetaminophen exposure, including links to ADHD and autism spectrum disorder, and…
Estudio publicado en JAMA Pediatrics en 2014. Conclusiones y relevancia: El uso materno de acetaminofén durante el embarazo se asocia con un mayor riesgo de trastornos de la personalidad y conductas similares al TDAH en los niños. https://t.co/u55Akv17VX
@factpostnews the studies mentioned are: 1. Ritual circumcision and risk of autism spectrum disorder in 0- to 9-year-old boys: national cohort study in Denmark (2015) 2. Acetaminophen Use During Pregnancy, Behavioral Problems, and Hyperkinetic Disorders (Swedish study, 2019)
JAMA knew too https://t.co/UTgyZvt9gf
@ScienceUpFirst Here is another study and there is many more, while none are definitive they say just like Trump and Kennedy said, be careful with tylenol mothers, until we know more. It is not definitive either way. https://t.co/8pDaI9bzzW
@IanCopeland5 @TheThornySide So only your study is good and all other studies bad? Here is 3 showing an association. Be careful mothers, the science is still out. Here: https://t.co/8pDaI9bzzW And https://t.co/fp7VrXLXSA And https://t.co/liqgkRWLPa
@Daniel_E_Park So your being selective in the science you look at? Here is a few studies that say the opposite. Mothers be careful, the science is still out on this. 3 studies here: https://t.co/8pDaI9bzzW and https://t.co/fp7VrXLXSA and https://t.co/liqgkRWLPa
@globeandmail I know its more fun bashing Trump, but lets look at the facts. The Jury is still out on this. Be careful Moms. Here is 3 important studies showing risk. https://t.co/8pDaI9bzzW and https://t.co/fp7VrXLXSA And one from NIH in 2019 https://t.co/liqgkRWLPa https://t.co/rCxtm7LbfJ
@exileoftza @Reuters Because Trump is correct. The jury is still out on the safety of Tylenol in the pregnant. And the outcry is all from Pharma and their corporate media. 3 studies for you. https://t.co/8pDaI9bzzW And https://t.co/fp7VrXLXSA and https://t.co/liqgkRWLPa
@TheTorontoSun The facts show that Trump is correct, pregnant women should use caution with tylenol. But bashing Trump is more fun than looking at science. 3 studies here. https://t.co/fp7VrXLXSA And https://t.co/8pDaI9bzzW And https://t.co/liqgkRWLPa
@Eric_OTooleMP @nationalpost @sarkonakj You sure got that one wrong. Here is 3 of many studies. https://t.co/GFyyKBY4ec And https://t.co/8pDaI9bzzW And here is a 2025 study. There is still lots of doubt about the safety of Tylenol I pregnant women, as Trump says, be careful. https://t.co/fp7VrXLXSA https://t.co/uf4u5Kv706
@intell59 @nationalpost @sarkonakj large 2014 study, found a Link, one of many studies. https://t.co/8pDaI9bzzW
@FrankBeans32009 @EnderiumRace @sirDukeDevin Extensive research published on PubMed and elsewhere shows a link between prenatal acetaminophen exposure and a child's risk of autism and ADHD. Start here: https://t.co/rfvDE23Cpk https://t.co/Fo1AZmzTSb https://t.co/ho6W8zg7Zr https://t.co/k76oNoDFRf
RT @JayneDeering: There have been studies sitting on the Pubmed/NIH web site for over a decade detailing increased risks to fetuses. Like e…
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@thereal_truther Bunch of nonsense by Pharma shills. The study looked at 46 studies and 27 showed an association. Forget all the gymnastics applied. Each study either had an association or it didn't. They did, end of story. Like this large 2014 study did. https://t.co/8pDaI9bzzW
@tonymac5 @thereal_truther Another one for you. A large study. Did you look at the science before you commented or you work for PHarma? https://t.co/8pDaI9bzzW
There have been studies sitting on the Pubmed/NIH web site for over a decade detailing increased risks to fetuses. Like everything else, they've been ignored by the corporate-owned and ruled healthcare establishment. https://t.co/kfjU2BWlPY https://t.co/5CykJR8iEU
@Anna_Soubry What is unhinged is knowing that studies like this have been around for over 10 years and weren’t acted on to confirm or rule out. I’d respect you more if you demanded answers to these questions. https://t.co/wgSouqGbTJ
@globalnews Another study. https://t.co/8pDaI9bzzW
@Leonf52 @YellowFlashGuy @MdBreathe I suppose we should all look into it, though there's >4x as many as this to read through, 2011: https://t.co/sZccQGNsQV 2012: https://t.co/XOAz0DFOK3 2013: https://t.co/GKJxY08ppR 2014: https://t.co/NHBynSdbhN 2015: https://t.co/0gaoemmMrr etc... https://t.co/CNUUO3kotf
@CJAD800 @drlabos @joannevrakas This 2017 New York times article quotes a large study that found a link as well. Study it links to is here: https://t.co/8pDaI9bzzW https://t.co/f4Te31wcVF
@coloradodems You people should learn to read instead of offing yourself over hate for the messenger. https://t.co/xFXcP86ryp
@rwells1020 @FishtankCLEG This one is dated back 2014 https://t.co/DHV7YFyPzS 2017 https://t.co/VBn2MjjcIO And my own research I was 4 weeks pregnant (unfortunately had a miscarriage) I looked up if I could take Tylenol/advil for my headache and google told me straight up that it’s not recommended
@PopBase No evidence you say… https://t.co/xFXcP86ryp
@isaiahrmartin you should probably try reading https://t.co/xFXcP86ryp
@tiagrado @RT_com Some of us know how to read https://t.co/xFXcP86ryp
@RT_com They should simply read for themselves https://t.co/xFXcP86ryp
@MdBreathe https://t.co/xFXcP86ryp
@ShannonJoyRadio Was it? https://t.co/xFXcP86ryp
@wake_up_girl_3 Here is a study https://t.co/xFXcP86ryp
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@KemiBadenoch Experta? -For years ago!!! https://t.co/065pxt0otl -FDA de Tylenol: Acetaminophen use during pregnancy, behavioral problems, and hyperkinetic disorders en 2014 https://t.co/mlemMYueJ0 -revisión de FDA: https://t.co/NlyqWjN8iD -https://t.co/scIWDXOenf
@TaraBull808 I work with a hospital and there has always been something around acetaminophen. These people need psychiatric help. 2014 JAMA Pediatrics article “Acetaminophen Use During Pregnancy, Behavioral Problems, and Hyperkinetic Disorders” https://t.co/OloatLf2Ot
@sayerjigmi @A1an_M For years ago!!! https://t.co/065pxt0otl https://t.co/mlemMYueJ0
@NicHulscher @P_McCulloughMD Liew Z, Ritz B, Rebordosa C, Lee PC, Olsen J. Acetaminophen use during pregnancy, behavioral problems, and hyperkinetic disorders (Uso de paracetamol durante el embarazo, problemas conductuales y síndromes hipercinéticos). JAMA Pediatr 2014;168:313-20. https://t.co/mlemMYueJ0
@DrNeenaJha What you mean is… you’re an uninformed NHS doctor. Have you not read “Acetaminophen use during pregnancy, behavioral problems, and hyperkinetic disorders” (JAMA Pediatrics) Highly recommended.
@ld12gop @TheChiefNerd @Harvard Denmark 2014 https://t.co/FokYKsLVxP
@Raymond21963618 @IfindRetards https://t.co/MnbLBXLera
Here is a scientific paper from 2014 suggesting a link between acetaminophen and autism risk: "Acetaminophen Use During Pregnancy, Behavioral Problems, and Hyperkinetic Disorders" https://t.co/Vme4zT9z5F
@ABMollyblum @TheSGEM @CanadianKayMD @NightShiftMD @picardonhealth @SecKennedy Here is another study. https://t.co/8pDaI9bzzW
RT @SimRelic: @A1an_M @BBCNews Yup, like here. Source: https://t.co/8pDaI9bzzW https://t.co/zDqNGWxZoF
@BraidseaQuine @BBCNews Actually Trump may be correct. Read this large study. This has been a know problem for years. But hey its much more fun to do hit pieces on Trump, right BBC? https://t.co/8pDaI9bzzW https://t.co/ojX9KyuETj
@A1an_M @BBCNews Yup, like here. Source: https://t.co/8pDaI9bzzW https://t.co/zDqNGWxZoF
@BBCNews Look up this 2017 article in the New York Times. It quotes a large study that shows pregnant mothers taking Tylenol can cause behavioural problems in there kid. I believe science over BBC hit pieces. Study here: https://t.co/8pDaI9bzzW https://t.co/cti1eXMk2R
@maxi_global32 @BBCNews Maybe you should dig into this a bit deeper, the BBC is just loves to do hit pieces on Trump rather than look at the facts. Look up this 2017 article. Here is the large study it refers to. The science is still out, pregnant women be careful with Tylenol. https://t.co/8pDaI9bzzW https://t.co/EeuUM0Jfj3
@HuxleySoma @RealDrJaneRuby https://t.co/FokYKsLVxP
@jaded_anne @washingtonpost And here. The post would rather smear Trump and Kennedy? https://t.co/8pDaI9bzzW
@raghu_venugopal It's also remarkable how quick you can find articles that support this "total bullshit" https://t.co/L4NtMnuqcl
@twelveyearsband They did find an association with ADHD though. https://t.co/InQmdpCUeI
@ResistSphere @nytimes You sure? This is a 2017 article the NYT wrote. I guess they forgot. there is a link but it needs more study. Trump is right, we should be cautious. The article quotes this study https://t.co/8pDaI9bzzW https://t.co/7MWdlnO9Kn
@BasimUlker32946 @globeandmail @scott_tyler7 You also need to fact check the Globe and Mail. Look up this 2017 article in the New York Times. Trump is correct, again. And you can read the study the Times article refers to here. More study is needed, but there is a link. Study: https://t.co/8pDaI9bzzW https://t.co/Leqr42ezIp
a propos of nothing, other than all the super smart columnists who can apparently write about any subject, here's a study of over 64,000 that says acetaminophen use during pregnancy is associated with higher risk for HKDs and ADHD-like behaviors https://t.co/L4NtMntSmN
@carolinemorns @atrupar The risks are greater for ASD. This is correlation, not causation. But why wouldn’t we prevent if possible. Are you standing up for Tylenol? “Acetaminophen Use During Pregnancy, Behavioral Problems, and Hyperkinetic Disorders” by Liew et al. (2014)
@wafflemaven @PalaeoCurry @atrupar Acetaminophen Use During Pregnancy, Behavioral Problems, and Hyperkinetic Disorders by Liew et al. (2014), published in JAMA Pediatrics.
RT @SimRelic: @mtlgazette Your article actually admits there is a number of studies liking Tylenol to autism. So Kennedy could be correct…
@mtlgazette Your article actually admits there is a number of studies liking Tylenol to autism. So Kennedy could be correct. You never actually de-bunked any of those studies with science, just opinion. Parents should be warned until we know more. Source: https://t.co/8pDaI9bzzW https://t.co/4DsaO3UuO4
@JamesTate121 not hard to find support that Tylenol may be one contributing cause and this study was done over 10 years ago!! • "Acetaminophen Use During Pregnancy, Behavioral Problems, and Hyperkinetic Disorders". JAMA Network. April 2014.
@outbreakupdates Some free links of the research so you don't have to pay this stupid Nature article. https://t.co/S0tafpUHkI https://t.co/I3Da0XDpkb https://t.co/LTS84ffRrY https://t.co/8MDowvuGVx https://t.co/tayVlfRONU
@adhaerenz @omerzinho1 2) Kaynak 2; Liew Z, Ritz B, Rebordosa C, Lee PC, Olsen J. Acetaminophen use during pregnancy, behavioral problems, and hyperkinetic disorders. JAMA Pediatr 2014; 168: 313-320.
@ChrisPalmerMD Rates of ADHD skyrocketed after Acetaminophen (Tylenol) replaced aspirin for routine use in 80s. Analysis of 64,322 children/mother pairs from Danish birth cohort showed significantly higher rates of ADHD if mother used Acetaminophen during pregnancy. https://t.co/amO6pnZ7cr
Use of Tylenol (acetaminophen/paracetamol) is linked to ADHD and autism. Analysis of 64,322 children/mother pairs from Danish Birth Cohort found significantly higher rates of ADHD and Hyperkenitic Disorder if mother used acetaminophen during #pregnancy. https://t.co/amO6pnZ7cr
Neem nog een paracetamolletje... https://t.co/Jx3xuVzkLQ - https://t.co/BWvG68aRdI - https://t.co/acLcaZi3hV https://t.co/zIs0LZOqtT https://t.co/U0ZXp1Qfuz
Use of Acetaminophen (Tylenol) is linked to autism & ADHD. Analysis of 64,322 children/mother pairs from Danish National Birth Cohort found significantly higher rates of ADHD and Hyperkenitic Disorder if mothers used acetaminophen during pregnancy. https://t.co/amO6pnZ7cr
RT @EpiMom_4: @AFPayne6 @ltm1101 @_ActionMatters Evidence is substantial that prenatal use of acetaminophen is linked to autism/ADHD. I urg…
@AFPayne6 @ltm1101 @_ActionMatters Evidence is substantial that prenatal use of acetaminophen is linked to autism/ADHD. I urge u to read https://t.co/amO6pnZF1Z https://t.co/S6WH3mtEoT https://t.co/0kmw8OUcq2 Evidence on pediatric use more limited but still cause for serious concern https://t.co/Nem7uTI57D 2/2
RT @EpiMom_4: Use of Tylenol (#acetaminophen/paracetamol) is linked to #ADHD and autism. Analysis of 64,322 children/mother pairs from Da…
Use of Tylenol (#acetaminophen/paracetamol) is linked to #ADHD and autism. Analysis of 64,322 children/mother pairs from Danish Birth Cohort found significantly higher rates of ADHD and Hyperkenitic Disorder if mother used acetaminophen during pregnancy.https://t.co/amO6pnHvNR
RT @EpiMom_4: @theheckmouth @dolmanlaw @sigfigsabed Research linking acetaminophen(Tylenol) to autism&ADHD isn't new. 1st linked in 2008: h…
RT @EpiMom_4: @theheckmouth @dolmanlaw @sigfigsabed Research linking acetaminophen(Tylenol) to autism&ADHD isn't new. 1st linked in 2008: h…
@theheckmouth @dolmanlaw @sigfigsabed Research linking acetaminophen(Tylenol) to autism&ADHD isn't new. 1st linked in 2008: https://t.co/3vhliweey1, & evidence has become overwhelming since: https://t.co/amO6pnZF1Z, https://t.co/y4BuEB0CMk https://t.co/bvHqzBoos5, https://t.co/0kmw8OUcq2, https://t.co/Nem7uTI57D
@squirrel_bd @adhd_ffs Most of the Tylenol/ADHD research is in relation to use during pregnancy https://t.co/amO6pnHvNR. Relationship appears to be dose response. The more Tylenol (acetaminophen) mom used during preg, the more likely child is to be diagnosed with ADHD. Also see https://t.co/0kmw8Pbfs2.
RT @EpiMom_4: @gabegabeyeah @SakurakoSO Acetaminophen use has been linked to autism, ADHD & lowered IQ. The evidence is substantial. htt…
@gabegabeyeah @SakurakoSO Acetaminophen use has been linked to autism, ADHD & lowered IQ. The evidence is substantial. https://t.co/3uaJejgvRy https://t.co/0kmw8OUcq2 https://t.co/amO6pnZF1Z https://t.co/v0VTBJA3d5
RT @EpiMom_4: Use of acetaminophen (#Tylenol) is linked to #autism & ADHD. Analysis of 64,322 children/mother pairs from Danish National…
Use of acetaminophen (#Tylenol) is linked to #autism & ADHD. Analysis of 64,322 children/mother pairs from Danish National Birth Cohort found significantly higher rates of #ADHD and Hyperkenitic Disorder if mothers used #acetaminophen during #pregnancy. https://t.co/amO6pnZF1Z
RT @EpiMom_4: @niakatza @VPrasadMDMPH Too few know about link between Tylenol & autism/adhd. Hoping advocate for kids health such as @VPras…
@niakatza @VPrasadMDMPH Too few know about link between Tylenol & autism/adhd. Hoping advocate for kids health such as @VPrasadMDMPH or @DrJBhattacharya cld help spread the word. Evidence is substantial https://t.co/amO6pnZ7cr https://t.co/S6WH3mt6zl https://t.co/bvHqzBnQCx https://t.co/py2v1F44wS
@1_Non_Blonde There are a lot of studies linking Tylenol (aka acetaminophen/paracetamol) use to to autism & adhd. To start check out: https://t.co/amO6pnZ7cr https://t.co/S6WH3mt6zl https://t.co/bvHqzBnQCx https://t.co/py2v1F44wS https://t.co/Nem7uTHxi5
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