Experts consider Tylenol safe in pregnancy, though studies show mixed results on acetaminophen’s link to autism.

Tylenol (acetaminophen) is the most commonly used safe, pain reliever and fever reducer in the United States. It is also the ...

Researchers have long been trying to pinpoint the specific factors that play a role in the development of autism spectrum ...

The dearth of appropriate research — and guidance — around medication use in pregnancy disguises concern for the fetus as ...

The June 30 vote by a Food and Drug Administration (FDA) advisory committee to lower the maximum dosage of over-the-counter drugs containing acetaminophen and eliminate prescription ...

Acetaminophen/paracetamol is the recommended first-line medication for pain and fever during pregnancy in guidelines from the ...

Tylenol has long been recommended as the safest painkiller that pregnant women can take, but research has raised questions in recent years about whether the over-the-counter drug could be harmful to ...

Tylenol's dangers to pregnant people aren't a new area of study, but it's a topic scientists keep arguing back and forth about.

Concerns are growing that the Make America Healthy Again movement wants to link the painkiller with the neurodevelopmental ...