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AUTISM TYLENOL CASE

Tylenol and Autism – What’s the Connection?

For many years, doctors have been telling pregnant women to take Tylenol (acetaminophen) to relieve minor aches and pains.

Yet, in-depth research has shown that taking the popular medication while pregnant can lead to severe damage to an unborn child.

Lawyers throughout the nation are working on cases related to autism and Tylenol. There is currently a class action lawsuit against the giant drug manufacturer in federal court. As soon as it gets the green light, we expect to see thousands of similar lawsuits against Tylenol.

The reason we are seeing so many new Tylenol lawsuits is simple, new research. Recent data suggests that ingesting over-the-counter acetaminophen while pregnant may raise the chances of a baby developing autism.

That means there will be plenty of money being offered as settlements for families and their children that suffer from behavioral disorders.

AUTISM TYLENOL SETTLEMENT

Tylenol linked to autism? 

In 2019, the National Institutes of Health funded a study that suggests pregnant women who take acetaminophen are at a higher risk of having a baby that will have Autism. Similar data collected from a long term study reveals children exposed to acetaminophen are 2 to 3 times more likely to develop one of the behavioral disorders. That means innocent kids currently suffer because of the manufacturers’ wrongdoings. It’s time to make them pay.

AUTISM TYLENOL CASE

Autism Linked to Tylenol During Pregnancy

  • Asperger’s Syndrome
  • Autism
  • Developmental Disorder
  • Disintegrative Disorder
  • Language delays
  • Other serious illnesses

AUTISM TYLENOL SETTLEMENT

Tylenol linked to autism? 

A 2021 study showed that children exposed to Tylenol while in the womb had a whopping 19% increased risk of developing autism.

According to doctors, a pregnant woman should never take more than 4,000 mg of Tylenol a day.

The U.S. Department of Health & Human Services issued a news release stating that unborn children exposed to Tylenol are at two to three times more risk of developing Autism.

Also known as acetaminophen, Tylenol is used in common pain relievers for the head, neck, back, muscles and teeth. It is also known to help bring down fevers.

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