Misinformation Spread - Unproven claims about Tylenol and autism are reaching millions on TikTok [1] Social Media Impact - The spread of misinformation occurs on social media platforms like TikTok [1]

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Industry Impact & Regulatory Response - The Trump administration advised pregnant women against taking acetaminophen (Tylenol) due to potential links to autism, triggering concerns and potential market reactions [1][2] - FDA is initiating a label update for Tylenol and similar products to reflect potential risks of neurological conditions like autism when taken during pregnancy [2] - The FDA's letter to doctors was more cautious, noting that while studies suggest an association between acetaminophen and autism, a causal relationship hasn't been established [3] - Global regulators like the WHO find no new evidence suggesting Tylenol poses a risk during pregnancy, contrasting with the US stance [8] - Medical communities such as the American College of Obstetrics and Gynecology and the Society for Maternal Fetal Medicine are not changing their views on Tylenol use during pregnancy [8][9] Company & Market Reaction - Ken View (likely referring to a company marketing acetaminophen products) is rebounding despite the announcement, suggesting investor resilience [1][11][14] - Ken View has been proactively pushing back against the alleged link between Tylenol and autism, asserting that no scientific evidence supports it [7] - GSK's old drug, Wooin, previously discontinued, may see its generic versions benefit from an updated label indicating potential use for autism symptoms [4] - GSK clarifies it has no plans to bring Wooin back to market, despite label updates potentially benefiting generic versions [4] Autism Treatment & Research - FDA is moving to approve an old GSK drug to treat autism symptoms, though studies are small and benefits may not be widespread [3][5] - The approved drug, currently used for cancer treatment toxicity, has shown promise in helping non-verbal autism patients, but further research is needed [5][6]

Tylenol Maker Kenvue Rebounds In Premarket After Trump Links Drug To Autismhttps://t.co/CpUwriH2QR https://t.co/uCtgEYb80p ...

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Shares of Tylenol maker Kenvue bounced back sharply before the opening bell a day after President Donald Trump promoted unproven and in some cases discredited ties between Tylenol, vaccines and autism. “Don’t take Tylenol,” Trump instructed pregnant women around a dozen times during the White House news conference Monday, also urging mothers not to give their infants the drug, known by the generic name acetaminophen in the U.S. or paracetamol in most other countries. Shares of the New Jersey consumer b ...

President Trump promised Americans a big autism reveal. Instead, parents got misinformation and false hope, @lisamjarvis says (via @opinion) https://t.co/x41t7RM4gP ...

Right. Shares of Tylenol maker Ken View rebounding this morning. They fell sharply yesterday on controversial comments from President Trump about Tylenol.Angelica Peebles joins us right now with more on this and this is an announcement Angelica that really shook things up yesterday. Yeah, Becky. The Trump administration advising pregnant women against taking acetaminophen that's the active ingredient in Tylenol during pregnancy.And they also moved to approve a drug for the symptoms of autism. So, the FDA is ...