DEVELOPING: Trump Suggests Link Between Tylenol, Autism, as Kimmel Returns to Spotlight

BREAKING NEWS President Trump Suggests Link Between Tylenol, Autism, Despite Lack of Evidence President Donald Trump announced yesterday that the active ingredient in Tylenol, acetaminophen, may be causing autism. He warned pregnant women to avoid using the painkiller, citing a potential link between the two. The president's statements were made despite a lack of clear scientific evidence supporting this claim. There are only anecdotal reports suggesting a possible connection between the cancer drug and relief from some autism symptoms. This warning has immediate implications for millions of pregnant women who rely on Tylenol to manage pain during pregnancy. The FDA is expected to update labeling on the medication to include warnings about its use by pregnant women. The president's announcement was made at an event where he discussed "significant medical and scientific findings" for America's children. This is a developing story, with ongoing updates expected as more information becomes available. *This is a developing story. Updates will be provided as more information becomes available. Based on reporting from Npr.*