Tangle Kennedy and Trump claim that Tylenol is linked to autism, ADHD.
Sep 24, 2025
The podcast dives into the controversial claims linking Tylenol to autism and ADHD. It details recent FDA label updates and the mixed reactions from both the right and left. The hosts explore the evolution of the Tylenol-autism narrative and caution against the implications of the government's messaging. They also discuss the rising rates of autism and the need for further research while addressing a listener's question about recent hangings. Additionally, there's a heartwarming story of a rescued crow bonding with a family dog.
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Trump Goes Beyond The FDA Message
- President Trump publicly told pregnant women not to take Tylenol and warned against giving children too many vaccines at once.
- His comments extended beyond the FDA statement and drew wide medical criticism.
Scientists Warn Against Overreach
- Many researchers called the administration's announcements reckless without solid evidence linking acetaminophen to autism.
- Even a co-author cited by the administration still considers acetaminophen an option for pregnant women under supervision.
Right-Wing Responses Are Mixed
- Conservative commentators are split: some welcome questions about Tylenol while others critique the science used to justify warnings.
- Some right-leaning writers argue sibling-control studies contradict the review cited by HHS.