Put FDA’s New Acetaminophen Pregnancy Warning in Perspective

November 2025

Clinicians are asking how to answer questions about whether acetaminophen use during pregnancy increases the risk of autism in kids.

Parents are concerned about FDA’s recent announcement that acetaminophen’s labeling will soon say its use in pregnancy is associated with increased risk of pediatric neurological issues...autism, ADHD, etc.

But know that this change isn’t based on new, groundbreaking data.

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Put FDA’s New Acetaminophen Pregnancy Warning in Perspective

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