Changing cannabis use frequency may predict changes in binge drinking frequency among young adults, according to a new study that illuminates shifts in substance use across early adulthood. The ...

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Health officials say the Food and Drug Administration will start immediately notifying physicians to strongly recommend that women limit Tylenol use during pregnancy unless medically necessary.

Ed Markey denounced the autism announcement, calling it misinformation. Most research points to no proven link between autism and prenatal use of acetaminophen. But one study has found a correlation.

In a Monday press conference, President Trump and his administration encouraged people, especially pregnant women, not to take Tylenol, claiming it has ties to Autism. Trump stated that the Food and ...

President Trump made an announcement today that connected acetaminophen, or Tylenol, to autism. It’s a household medication, whether you have a fever or a headache, acetaminophen is often the go–to.