I'd say they're moronic evil.

J&J spun it off into a company called Kenvue a couple years back, so lots less resources to fight it.

Same here. I have never been diagnosed with anything mentally related thankfully.

I don't know the background for the bullshit here, but I really doubt anyone is implying that it is the ONLY cause.

That is easily explained. Temple Grandin's parents were time travelers from the future where Tylenol existed, making Temple also a time traveler as a baby to have a birthdate recorded 8 years prior to Tylenol's release to the market. /s

Thank you for sharing! Saving a click: So there was a first, flawed study, which studied the link between Tylenol and autism on the basis of correlation (not causality), and they failed to factor in other underlying reasons why parents who end up having an autistic child might use acetaminophen slightly more often (ex: the parents themselves have a condition that makes them take Tylenol more often). The new thorough study clearly demonstrates that there are no links.

Alcohol is worse. Why is no on banning it?

If you take too much of something, it becomes harmful. What an epiphany.

It's also worth noting that it's pretty much the only OTC painkiller you're allowed to take while pregnant, so

A. I would imagine the percentage of people who've taken it at least once while pregnant is staggeringly high, to such a point that this would be very difficult to adequately establish causation and

B. They are, once again, just screwing over pregnant people